The Art & Science Of Conscious Success
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One of the business disconnects I notice in a lot of my clients is that they don’t love their customers. Sometimes, they don’t even like their customers.
Seth Godin’s post reminded of this.
There’s nothing like a great hat. I almost never leave home without one. I think it’s a perfect accessory to any outfit. I probably own over a hundred of ’em.
I stumbled upon a perfect hat shop in the Northbeach district of San Francisco, Goorin Hat Shop. I was in heaven. I tried on everything. Spoke at length to a clerk. I really felt like I was a kid in candy store. I bought 2 hats. This one is my favorite.
I have worn it numerous times in the week since I’ve bought it. I got lots of compliments and told at least a dozen people about the hat shop. And I’ll be back to the shop A LOT.
In order for our business to significantly grow, the business needs to change. What is the launching pad for this change?
When we change how we look at our business, our business changes.
I’m off to Burning Man for the next week. I’ll be completely unplugged from this world and in another Universe. I’ll miss posting, but I know I’ll come back completely recharged and ready for anything.
Burning Man is:
Lis Strauss reminds us of the importance of creativity and curiosity in our business. We can get closer to our essential zone of genius by being more like a three-year-old.
Three-Year-Olds:
** Test drive everything to get information.
** Ask “Why?” and don’t stop until the answer satisfies them.
** Know and use many more options than most adults do.
** They’ll try anything once, because they don’t know the rules.
Find your Zone of Genius by being a Three-Year-Old CEO:
We have no competitors. It’s not about measuring our self or our business against anyone else. It is about continuing to refine what’s unique about what we do. It’s about zeroing in on your essential zone of genius.
Shift into the mode of creating peak performances for yourself, your team and your business away from the mode of comparing yourself to others.
When your business starts to become more about you and less about your competition, you will cease to have any competitors.
