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The Difference Between Good To Great Is Freaking Huge

Name: The Difference Between Good To Great Is Freaking Huge
Uploaded: 2024-03-10T15:00:12+00:00
Duration: 57 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this brief monologue, the speaker contrasts the modest effort required to move from bad to good with the vastly larger effort needed to go from good…

10 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker contrasts the modest effort required to move from bad to good with the vastly larger effort needed to go from good to great, using a weight‑loss analogy (losing 40 lb was easy, but shedding the final 10 lb is painful) and a product analogy (making a product merely okay is simple, but creating a truly great product takes far longer). The speaker then extends the idea to personal development and coaching, noting that at the highest levels coaching becomes more like therapy: instead of providing specific tactics, coaches focus on mindset, beliefs, and traits, helping individuals discover their own answers.

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The difference between bad to good is quite small, but the difference between good to great is fucking astounding. Like losing weight, bro. I lost 40 pounds. It was so easy. And losing the last 10 or something is such a pain. Like, it's so much harder. But that's the difference between having kind of a lean body to having a six-pack. But that small difference, it's so tough. Like between a product, having a product that is okay, it's easy. But one that's like truly great, it takes so long. I'd say the same thing for us. This is kind of what you said, that like at the highest level, it's more like therapy when you get coaching because they're not going to have your specific answers. It's more like they give you the support and the mindset to find the answers on your own. Yeah, it is at the highest level. Like the more you grow, the less tactical the advice is because it's more mindset. It's more beliefs. It's more traits, not so much like tactics to do.