Why Try To Get Out Of Your Box, When You Can Use What's In It?
You’ve got bandwidth, finally, and you’ve got an option.
Do what you’ve waited to have bandwidth to do or use the time as rationale to recharge.
Before you decide, ask yourself which path will end with you feeling more fulfilled?
Stay Positive & Either Can Be Right
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I’m most certain you haven’t come up with enough ideas.
Whether you’re trying to get something to work for the first time or get it working better than before, there’s an idea that can help.
The quickest way to a good idea is to keep coming up with them until there are enough.
Enough that work together, enough that can be combined, enough that you have a discard pile to view later, enough that someone sees your passion and lends you theirs, enough that you feel satisfied rather than defeated.
When in doubt, more ideas.
Stay Positive & Yes, Maybe Enough Isn’t Enough (So Keep Ideating)
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Our shoulders can only carry so much.
Our bags can only pack so much.
Our hands can only hold so much.
When we hold on to disappointments, grudges, and sad moments, we take up space for more important moments, emotions and treasures.
Stay Positive & Time To Take Inventory
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Winning matters when you learned something along the way.
Winning time and time again without a lesson to learn on how to be better (or how to keep winning) either doesn’t compound or it exhausts itself. You can only do the same thing expecting the same results for so long.
Heck, sometimes it’s worth overextending yourself instead of repeating what works.
Stay Positive & Seek The Lessons
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There’s really no better way to learn.
It’s natural. It can happen more easily than saving enough up for a tuition or spending hours reading forums.
Of course, it does require you to do one thing.
Go.
Stay Positive & Lessons Await
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It could always be worse.
Could always be better, too.
But at least it is.
And is is good.
Stay Positive & Carry On
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There are markets and in markets, segments, and in segments, tribes and in tribes, teams and in teams, there’s a sliver.
When we stop trying to be more than a sliver, life gets easier, we nestle into our place and we do better work.
Back when I tried golfing, I would take the driver and whack at the ball as hard as I could. I wanted to be great. I wanted to impress my friends. I wanted a lot out of hitting a ball.
It wasn’t until I took a deep breath, let the momentum carry the ball and settled into my place that the ball began going the distance.
Effort isn’t a great measurement and force has a role, but not a critical one.
The better kind of effort is the emotional effort. Speaking to people like you. Doing things that feel effortless. Not trying to be more than you are or try impressing all the market.
Focus on your sliver. It’s all you and we need.
Stay Positive & Silver > Gold
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