I don’t think any of this works if I don’t make the effort.
Commitment is just as important as strategy. I could have every type of consultant in the world come by and give me advice, but if I don’t commit to anything, all the advice in the world means nothing.
If there is bad advice, then if I commit, then I get a lesson. Not much kills you. Not much ends your life. But there are many lessons if there is a commitment to the goal.
You can improve if there is a strategy in place, but you manage that improvement by understanding that you have to commit to everything in front of you. It is difficult because we multitask and aren’t usually told that we have the power to say no. But when we do and we understand our commitment, engage with it, and make it happen, our opportunities will increase.
No half measures.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 