Think Tank 

By Winslow Swart Recently, a longtime client and mentee shared something with me that brought a smile to my face. He was coaching a group of founders in his investment portfolio and found himself revisiting a conversation we'd had years earlier. At the time, his own leadership team had fallen into what I call the Ready, Aim, Aim syndrome. Smart people. Good intentions. Plenty of analysis. And not nearly enough movement. Years later, different leaders, different circumstances,

Building the connective tissue between Israel and Texas innovation. Sabra Ventures Ranch connects the people, technologies, capital, institutions, and opportunities shaping the growing Israel–Texas corridor. Our logo is the prickly pear — the sabra in Israel or nopal in Texas. In Israel, the sabra represents a people shaped by the land: resilient, resourceful, rugged on the outside, sweet and generous within. In Texas, the nopal is an enduring part of the landscape — adaptabl

by Winslow Swart The Room Teaches Before You Do We conducted our "Two Senseis" thought leaders conversation on a waterfront brewery terrace across from the Del Mar racetrack, adjacent the Pacific Ocean. Not a conference room. And not just for the view. Instead, because the room teaches before the speaker says a word. Much more than a design or optics option. It's actually a theory of adult learning practice — one I've been implementing in retreats, dojos, and boardrooms for