There’s a version of every story that performs well. It’s clear. It’s confident. It fits neatly into a caption, a headline, or a soundbite. 

It is also usually incomplete.

Discernment, to me, is the practice of slowing down just enough to choose wisely. It is the discipline of asking not only what we say, but why, how, and to whom. It is the difference between reacting and leading.

It is also the foundation of Dunn Good Works.