The challenge for most people is that good is the enemy of great. We get good at something, and we get complacent with "good enough." To get great at something requires work. It requires pain. It requires a commitment to long hours of work that many aren't willing to take because they find comfort in being "good enough."
The challenge for most people is that good is the enemy of great. We get good at something, and we get complacent with "good enough." To get great at something requires work. It requires pain. It requires a commitment to long hours of work that many aren't willing to take because they find comfort in being "good enough."