Leo BottaryPeernovation, Peernovation, LLC · Founder, Peernovation, LLC

What Anyone Can Do Minute: Episode 4

Name: What Anyone Can Do Minute: Episode 4
Uploaded: 2019-04-29T18:50:22+00:00
Duration: 1 min 3 s
Channel: Leo Bottary
Description: In this brief motivational monologue, Leo Bottary explains that achieving big results—whether in sports or business—requires concentrating on the daily…

29 Apr 2019 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, Leo Bottary explains that achieving big results—whether in sports or business—requires concentrating on the daily processes that enable success rather than fixating on the ultimate prize. He observes that elite teams prioritize the actions and improvements needed to win, treating the championship or bottom line as a reward that follows consistent effort. Bottary warns that over‑emphasis on the bottom line can distract from the foundational work that drives it, and he urges business teams to ensure they are focused on the right activities, seeing outcomes as a by‑product of disciplined daily work.

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Hi, this is Leo Buttari bringing you the What Anyone Can Do Minute. Today I'd like to focus on big things, what it takes to accomplish really big things. You know, looked at sports teams across many sports, men and women, and what I've certainly found is that the very best of the best, they don't focus on winning the title. What they focus on is the things that it takes to win the title, right? So they think about, how do I get better each and every day? And for that, they don't see the title as the goal, they see it as the reward. Uh, when I think about this in business, think about your bottom line. You want to keep focused on that bottom line, that's fine. The problem is the more you focus on the bottom line, the less likely you are to focus on the things that really make that bottom line possible. So as your teams are getting together in your companies, be thinking about, are we focused on the right things, and do we see that as the reward versus simply the goal. With that, this is the What Anyone Can Do Minute, and we'll see you next time. Thanks.