CEO Insights: Go for Epic or Go Home


Go For Epic…

“Hey, Dad. Will you do it again?”

“Absolutely.”

“Really?!?!”

Brooklyn questioned me after my epic snowboarding fail (three years ago). I disfigured my shoulder pretty good when it broke. 🤢 (Text me if you wanna see it 😂)

Here’s the point: my skills don’t match my ambition.

And, that’s perfectly ok.

I’ve spent my career being overmatched…until I wasn’t.

I’m currently not good on snow. I recognize that fact. But my family loves snowboarding. And I love spending time with my family. So, I’ll continue to stretch myself. But now I’ll try skiing. ⛷️🤣

I’ve had to learn to love to fail. I don’t like to fail, but I love trying new things that are currently beyond my reach. It’s the only path to progress.

Sometimes, that ambition has consequences.

I still wouldn’t have it any other way.

I can’t imagine standing on the sidelines of my life, afraid to fail.

A craftsman’s mentality is the only path to get you from where you are to where you want to be…

Made Me Think: When’s the last time you’ve actively sought something beyond your current grasp? Go for epic. You are worth it, and time is evaporating…

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