You can raise the bar or you can wait for others to raise it, but it's getting raised regardless (Seth's blog)
Take a task that you have been doing over the last few days, months or even years that has become a routine. Rethink and do it so well, so better than you did today. Do it better than others, than expected. Make it a point to do it this way from now on. Once you raise the bar on this, take another task and repeat.
Be a leader, no a better leader. Today.
Vamshi Krishna A
- Tiger
- National Sales Manager @ The Indian Partner & Herbz International handling some of the world's best wellness brands. [Read detailed profile here]
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