Did you know? The quickest athletes are also documented to have 400 percent better eyesight than you do. If you’ve read my last two articles, you already know where I’m going with this…
It’s never been about making these “New Year, new me” resolutions; it’s about dedicating yourself to the daily process, having a vision, and having a plan in every aspect of your life. Want to be a head strength coach? Have a plan and dedicate yourself daily to the process.
Listen to Survivor’s Eye of the Tiger (or if you are under 30, Hearts on Fire by John Cafferty & the Beaver Brown Band) while reading.
Just like families constantly struggle to balance the needs of its members, so too does a business endeavor to find the right balance of serving customers, stakeholders, and employees. There are three key things that, when understood, help achieve these goals.
How can you sell your vision when it’s difficult to score your vision? Start with goals!
You can choose to be a wise builder or a foolish builder. You may not notice the difference at the start, but once meet day comes, there will be no way to hide a weak foundation.
Longevity in the sport often reveals which competitors are driven by false confidence.
Break the superior stereotypes about for profits and not for profits.
