SUCCESS in PRACTICE

To succeed in practice, the willingness to do what it takes to succeed and the confidence that is required to become successful are what matter most.

I could give the same action plan to 100 DCs and the ones who will succeed are the ones who know they will.

They don’t second guess themselves or others, they don’t chase the next shiny object, and they expect to win.

Success isn’t an accident and rarely exceeds attitude, expectations, and effort.

To succeed, you must see yourself as already successful, be willing to do and be what it takes, and stay consistent over time.