Dean Graziosi argues you don't rise to your potential, you fall to your standards. Your life reflects what you tolerate and accept as normal, not what you're capable of. Temporary compromises become permanent.
You don't rise to your potential. Nobody does. You fall to your standards every single time. Your life right now is not a reflection of what you're capable of. It's a reflection of what you've decided is acceptable. What you put up with, what you allow to continue, what you keep telling yourself you'll fix someday. And here's the dangerous part. What you tolerate doesn't stay temporary. It becomes permanent. Standards aren't just rules you set. They're identity in action.
