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“I share what I most want and need to learn.”
- Nathan S. Collier
NSC Blog is a collection of insights on personal growth, professional development, and the pursuit of excellence. With over a thousand posts and counting, this blog is a living archive of lessons learned, ideas explored, and wisdom earned through experience.
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NSC Blog is shaped by experience, curiosity, and a commitment to growth. Nathan blends decades of entrepreneurship with a passion for lifelong learning, offering insights on leadership, emotional intelligence, and personal development, to help everyone become their best self more often.

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Soft Strengths are the Hardest

I have relentlessly pursued mastery of my craft my entire life. My home library has over a thousand books, I have three degrees from the finest university in my home state, and I’ve attended enough

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A Voice in the Wilderness: Constructive Foresight or Performative Contrarianism?

The world needs boat rockers, those willing to challenge the status quo and push for change. However, it is not enough to

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Avoiding Verschlimmbesserung

Verschlimmbesserung literally translates from German as ‘worsening improvement’ and speaks to trying to improve a situation but ending up making it worse.

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Chesterton’s Fence

Chesterton’s Fence refers to a decision principle: “Before removing an existing rule, structure, or practice, you must first understand why it was

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