The First Question Isn't "What Should I Do?" | Episode 100

We've made it to 100 episodes of The Nature of Everything. And after all these conversations, we've become convinced of something: the simplest truths are often the hardest to put into practice.  COIN—Confirm It, Own It, Be Intentional—is simple. But simple doesn't mean easy, especially when you're stuck in the middle of something that matters. In this episode, Bo and Clint reflect on what they've learned, how their different backgrounds led them to develop the COIN framework, and why the question "What should I do?" might be the wrong place to start. We also explore something we've been hesitant to talk about: leadership. Not leadership as a title or position, but the personal responsibility that comes with making decisions, understanding your values, and taking ownership of your life. Because whether you're navigating a relationship, making a career decision, leading a business, or simply trying to figure out what's next, the process begins in the same place. Before you decide what to do, get clear about what's true. One hundred episodes in, we're more convinced than ever that clarity changes everything. And we're just getting started exploring where that can lead. Learn more about the COIN framework, our book, community, and COIN Sessions at https://thenatureofeverything.com.