Are you steaming along on your path to Greatness! or just treading in hot water? Yeah, me, too’ but only sometimes.
And when I find myself just treading in hot water, I pop open a book my young friends at the Granville T. Woods Academy gave me last spring titled, 212 The Extra Degree, by Sam Parker and Mac Anderson, and it really keeps me motivated just when I need it.
The difference between water at 211 degrees and 212 degrees is that the former is only hot water and the later can power a locomotive straight down the railway to Greatness! and the difference is just one degree, less than 1% of the difference between ice and steam (we’re talking Fahrenheit here, friends; this is America).
So, when you find yourself lacking some gumption, be 2-1-2 and make the extra effort needed to get out of the hot water and steaming on down the rails.
I’ll be sharing more of this book and its philosophy with you over the rest of the year.
[reminder]What have you done to move from 211 to 212 degrees?[/reminder]