A skier on a chairlift reflects on riding until the last day of the season as a metaphor for his career. He's committed to helping and teaching others for life, adapting how he serves based on what the market needs and his reputation allows.
What will you do to the last day? I'm sitting here on this chairlift and I gotta tell you, I'm surrounded by a lot of brown and green because it is May and the temperature is like 50 degrees Fahrenheit plus and a lot of the snow has just melted away and there's not that much trail left. I'll tell you, all that trail that is here, I'm gonna ride it. I'm going to ride it because this is something I will do until the last day that I can because I really love this. What do you find to be the case with that, particularly professionally? I love helping people. I love helping people become better. I love teaching. These are things I will do to the last day because I really enjoy that stuff. And I will be adjusting how I do that. I will be adjusting who I do that for based on what the market requires and kind of where my reputation is within it. But that's my highest aspiration. That's the thing I'll do to the last day. What's yours?
