I've been rethinking how I share my work and stay connected with people.

For years, I've published interviews, articles, books, newsletters, and LinkedIn posts about leadership, change, and the future of work.

But I've come to question the value of continually producing more content in a world already saturated with it, especially when so much of it passes by unnoticed and is AI generated.

Last week I saw a LinkedIn post from John Bell about his book, Do Less Better. It brought something into focus. What if the answer isn't to keep finding better ways to produce and share more, but to question what really deserves our attention?

I don't want to contribute to that simply because it's what everyone else is doing.

So I'm changing how I use both this newsletter and LinkedIn.

I'll be sharing less, and I'll use this newsletter to stay connected with people exploring The Perception Miracle in The Perception Space, those interested in Perception Tools, and people I'm collaborating with.

If you'd like to stay connected, there are three ways to continue exploring together.

The Perception Space is where we explore the discoveries behind The Perception Miracle through the book, conversations, and shared inquiry.

Perception Tools is where those discoveries become practical tools for noticing what shapes our decisions before we make them. You can join the waitlist as the tools continue to develop.

Or reply to this email. If something in my work resonates with you, or you're curious about exploring a conversation, collaboration, or working together, I'd welcome hearing from you. We never know what a conversation might open up.

Less content. More discovery. More conversation. Seeing differently.

That's where I want to put my attention.

— BF