More-more
There are things we do and we don’t know why we do them. Just because. Because that was the way we were taught, that was what…
It’s in our nature to always want more. More revenue, more gross profit, more net profit, more performance, more production, more leads, more customers, more people with more skills and more motivation. More of all the good stuff, less of the bad.
And through that filter, where more of the things we care about is always better than less of the, it’s pretty much impossible not to feel a nagging disappointment all the time – even when things are good. Because they’re not more good.
Stop that, take a minute to step away from the more-more.
Look at where you are. Assess all the things that are happening, good and bad, better and worse, up and down on where you were last time you looked.
And in the round, if things are actually pretty good … take that, enjoy that, share that.
Skippy strategy: Forget more-more for now, where are you really?
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