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A speaker challenges you to actually use what you have instead of chasing comfort zone clichés. He asks: are you deploying your mind, body, and business for what they were built for, or are you leaving them docked like ships in a harbor?
A speaker challenges you to actually use what you have instead of chasing comfort zone clichés. He asks: are you deploying your mind, body, and business for what they were built for, or are you leaving them docked like ships in a harbor?
John Shedd said, a ship in the harbor is safe, but that's not what ships are built for. Naturally, I think about that quote sometimes when I go, we built these ships, we built these minds, we built these bodies, we built these capabilities, but are we using them for what they were actually built for? I hate the phrase, get outta your comfort zone. I think it's contrived and overused. But when you talk about building something, whether it's yourself or whether it's your business, are you putting it to its full potential? Are you using it in the way that it was intended for? And so I'm reminded of this quote I invited you this morning to think about what is it that you've built, both with yourself and with your business. I know you're putting it to good use. Thank you.
