Kenny Chapman uses the desert super bloom, when cacti flower after rare rain, as a metaphor for growth. He argues that what got you here won't get you there, and you need to actively position yourself for your own bloom.
Foreign Is it time to bloom? Kenny Chapman here, the blue collar coach. Freedom Friday Focus Today I want you to think about blooming. I'm standing here in front of a big group of cacti here in Scottsdale this morning and I want you to think about why are these things blooming? What's going on? There's been a specific recipe that has taken place. In fact, we had unseasonable rain this year, like set records earlier in the year. What does that mean? It meant for us, super bloom. Meaning things are popping out of the ground. They're blooming like mad. What about you? What about your life? What about your business? How do you position so you can create your own super bloom? Because it doesn't matter what got you here, what got you here won't get you there. When you think about these will continue to bloom and change throughout the day as the sun comes up and it continues to warm. And different things will happen. The same is true with your day. Things evolve, things change. Sometimes it opens up, sometimes it closes back down. You're in charge of the recipe. You're the one that can create the super bloom. Until we talk, my friend, make it a better than fantastic weekend and I'll see you real soon.
