I hope you are having a great summer.
I have spent the past several months evaluating high achievers.
Being it is summer, I will be brief. Suffice to say that mindset beats skillset.
The right mindset is to be focused on the future, not the past.
The right mindset is positive, builds and attracts—negative destroys and repels.
The right mindset says setbacks are learning opportunities.
The right mindset is to lead when others wait to follow.
The right mindset is never thinking you know it all, but rather thinking you never know enough.
The right mindset is to give generously and live gratefully.
The right mindset, stated by Trey Terrell, an advisor I am coaching, was one his dad helped him develop—
“Don’t spend less when you can spend more—don’t be a cheap ass growing your business.”