What does it mean to do our best? When we say, “I did my best,” we reveal our contextual understanding, decision-making processes, and ability to turn expectations into agreements.
Life is full of ironies, and one of them is that serious growth is impossible without failure. Especially if that growth is to be relatively swift. Let’s be real: every business lives with some form of failure every day. And I’m here to tell you that’s absolutely okay. In fact, you should relish it.
Over four decades of leading and coaching, I’ve noticed a common theme about visionaries — we have too many ideas. On the one hand, this is one of our greatest strengths. But without filters to help us make the best decisions, we can get distracted and spread our resources too thin.
