16 Aug Stop Living in the Gap
Many teams accomplish incredible things but never feel successful.
Why?
Because they’re always measuring themselves against what’s left to accomplish instead of recognizing how far they’ve come.
Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy call this living in the Gap versus the Gain.
The brain performs best when it recognizes progress.
Celebrating growth increases dopamine, strengthens motivation, and creates momentum for future success.
Leader Tip:
• Celebrate progress as intentionally as performance.
• Start meetings by recognizing one recent team win.
• Define success by behaviors as well as business results.
The problem isn’t always your progress.
Sometimes it’s your perspective.
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