Mo Massaquoi argues that teams and individuals must aim to be the best or risk falling behind. He emphasizes defining mission and vision, clarifying roles, and continuously assessing weaknesses to stay competitive.
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What is our mission? What is the vision that we have? How do we work really good as a cohesive team, but then as an individual, from a role, clarity standpoint, how do you give people an opportunity to do what they do at a high level? And the individual and the collection, they're working together to achieve something. And I'm an athlete, I'm a competitor. And so we're trying to perform, we're trying to put points on the board. And if you're not trying to do that, then you're going to get passed up, regardless of an opportunity or a challenge. And so that attitude of, like, we're out here to compete, you know, you want to be the best podcast in the world, not just in this discipline, but, like, in general, I want to be the best in the world. And when that's your target, it continues to inspire you to go figure out new ways to improve, new ways to make tweaks, new ways to assess yourself, new ways to be honest of what your weaknesses and deficiencies are. You need to hire for it, improve it, work harder at it. Something of the sort of.