#execution

#execution

I'm fascinated with moments of truth. In a lifetime, how many moments of truth might there be? It's probably less than 20, or maybe less than a dozen. There's just not that many of them. Learning to identify a moment of truth is an incredibly important skill-whether it's deciding where to live, who to marry, choosing a career, or what kind of company to start.

When Nokia was still the king of mobile phones in the late 2000s, its strategy seemed bulletproof. It was everywhere. It had the tech; it even had the market share. But as consumer preferences started shifting, internal teams couldn't agree on whether to invest in Symbian improvements, hardware design, or a new platform. On top of that, leadership failed to align engineers, designers, and market planners. Slowly but surely, Nokia started losing ground.

Black's lawyers raised concerns that his heart implant could attempt to shock him back to life, leading to undue suffering during the execution.

Kayle Bates, convicted of first-degree murder and other charges, is scheduled for execution on August 19 in connection with the 1982 murder of Janet White.

When I finally committed to my health, I decided to put these same three principles into action.