Sometimes the most basic of basic is genius. Especially in tech, we spend a lot of time diving deep into high-functioning solutions but often look directly past the best solution sitting right in front of your face. One of my favorite levers to pull is also one of the easiest; getting out of your seat. This simple concept can have a profound impact on your team, company culture, and ultimately, your success. Oh, and if you care, it’s also superb for your body, mind, and soul. In the early days, I fell into a common trap many face. I

I’ve seen firsthand that adaptability is essential for success. In tech, where yesterday’s solutions quickly become obsolete, the ability to change your mind isn’t just valuable—it’s critical. Early in my career, I believed I knew exactly what was needed to succeed. But as I navigated the evolving tech landscape, I learned that assumptions are often challenged by shifting markets, changing customer needs, and rapid technological advancements. To thrive, I had to stay truly open to change. In the beginning, I had a clear vision, a plan, and a deep-seated belief in my approach. But as I discovered tech’s complexities,