Andy Neary uses baseball spring training as a metaphor for personal growth: just as MLB prospects get sent down to fix bad habits, you should pick one habit to eliminate this spring. Break the pattern, focus, and strike out the status quo.
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Well, spring is here, which means longer days and warmer weather are right around the corner. Spring is a time to shed yourself of the winter doldrums. It's a time to move forward. Yet it can be rather difficult to.
Spring ahead when.
You'Re allowing yourself to.
Fall back on past behaviors, past bad habits.
And nobody knows this better than the sport of baseball. Here in late March, Major League Baseball will be wrapping up spring training. Players will be breaking camp to go play for their respective teams for the summer. Right now, top prospects will be learning whether or not they're going to get the call up to the big league leagues or they're going to get sent back down to the minors so they can fine tune their skills and work on eliminating.
Some of those past bad habits.
You see, baseball understands that to move forward, to have big league success, you have to first work on those past.
Behaviors and past bad habits.
So let me ask you a question. Where in your business, where in your life are you letting yourself fall back.
On past behaviors.
Past bad habits, and are holding yourself back from achieving.
Big league success?
Here's what I want you to do. I want you to pick one habit, one behavior that you know is holding you back right now, and I want you to go to work on it. So share below what that one habit or behavior is that you're going to work to eliminate here in the spring, here in the second quarter so that you can.
Have major league success.
Until next time, bear down, focus on the target, and.
