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The four perspectives

Source

Reality. Truth. Learning. Seeing clearly.

I start with the real world and work forward. I examine assumptions, demand evidence, and return to first principles when the view gets cloudy.

See the world before deciding what it means.

Source is the discipline of looking past comforting stories and beginning with reality.

Truth

Seek what is true, not what is convenient.

Questions like:
  • What is actually happening?
  • What evidence exists?
  • What would change my mind?

Perception

Notice how we see the world—and where we get it wrong.

Questions like:
  • What am I assuming?
  • What am I not seeing?
  • Whose view is missing?

First Principles

Strip away assumptions and rebuild from what is undeniable.

Questions like:
  • What must be true?
  • What is the root cause?
  • What remains if I start again?

Clarity

Separate signal from noise before acting.

Questions like:
  • What is essential here?
  • What is only distraction?
  • What deserves attention now?