Donald Burns argues that resentment and rage stem from staying stuck in mediocrity instead of climbing toward growth. The hard path up beats the ongoing pain of burnout. He urges you to commit to the difficult work of change.
You don't have to stay in the Valley of mediocrity. You don't have to accept a life of stress, anxiety and burnout and frustration. The summit of success is within your reach, but it won't come to you. You have to decide that you're done with mediocrity. You have to commit to the climb. Now here's the thing. The climb is hard. It's uncomfortable. It's going to push you to your limits. But here's the truth. The pain of staying in the valley is full. Far worse than the pain of the climb. Head over to the restaurantcoach. Com. Book a complimentary one on one strategy session with me personally. This isn't a sales call. It's a chance for us to connect, for me to understand your unique challenges, and for us to put together a roadmap for your climb to the summit.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
