The Illusion of the Juggler

We believe having more balls in the air is being efficient. The truth is it ends up with more balls on the floor.

Even professional jugglers don’t do this… In 3-ball juggling, even though all three balls move, it’s a great illusion. At any given time, there’s a single ball in the air while the other two are firmly planted in the juggler’s palms – ready for the quick switch.

People often ask me about the size of my team and are shocked to hear that I am involved with multiple software products, write books, and teach around the world with a team of just 3 people. That too is an illusion.

At any given time, I always only have one big initiative that I move incrementally forward with multiple balls – tackled one at time.