An undefeated season and the pride of adding a banner memorializing their team in the gym were at stake. Yet for whatever reason, they just couldn’t pull it together in the first half. Watching from the sidelines was nerve-wracking. I can only imagine what it felt like for them.
My daughter posed a question to my husband and I over dinner one night:
“If you knew you were guaranteed to receive $86,400 a day, at 12:01 am every day for the rest of your life, how would you spend it?”
If you want to get on a path to high performance, there is one thing you must first accept:
Whatever your current level of performance may be at this moment, if you aspire to something greater or to be better you have a performance gap.
Following is a guest post from Rich Largman. Rich is someone I have collaborated with for 15 years in working with clients. He is also my personal coach and one of my dearest friends. It is my pleasure to share his insight and writing with you here.
It doesn’t matter whether it was long ago as a kid or now as an adult. Even when you have the maturity to recognize bullying for what it is, the hateful actions of a bully can still wreak havoc in your life.
