THIS .... (for all those new speakers dreaming of success)

"If we're constantly looking at our win-loss record to determine whether we are doing well, we're not looking at the right barometer. If you're always striving to achieve a success defined by someone else, I think you'll always be frustrated. There will never be enough championships, never enough wins. And when you finally attain them, if you're lucky enough to do so, they'll only be numbers. Somebody will say you are great or successful, but ultimately you'll know it's an empty success. They only way to get around such an unhappy ending is to continually define your own success. Your definition of success should have more depth than the equivalent of winning a national championship. It should be whatever passion moves you deep in your heart."

Chapter One, Maslow and the Maserati from "Inner Excellence" by Jim Murphy

So don't let others define your success but don't you dare play small with itty bitty goals.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BABY!

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