You don’t have to wait until burnout to make a change. You just have to ask: What fills me up? What empties me out? And what’s one small change I could make this week to build more of the life I actually want?
Instead of asking yourself: "What would I do if I knew I couldn’t fail?" Ask: "If I were the very best version of me, what would I do in this situation?"
That question demands action. It activates the badass inside you. It reminds you that you already have what it takes.
Are you a good leader? Is that enough to retain your employees? The shocking answer is NO.
Since 2019, we have gathered more than 10,000 responses from 113 different countries, from every possible industry and every possible demographic and what we learned was this:
.@Inc’s annual CEO Survey found that 59% of the fastest-growing private companies in America named retaining their best employees as their top HR priorities.
Followed by:
46% recruiting 45% Upskilling/training 43% maintaining employee engagement 22% supporting employee well-being, and 12% managing health care costs bit.ly/4pauGyg
Busy is bullshit. When you’re running toward what you want (not away), time appears, stress fades, focus sharpens. The path clears. The vision clicks. And you finally make it happen.
Wanting more doesn’t make you greedy. It makes you honest. It makes you human. And when you harness that #ambition and align it with your values? That’s where real contribution begins.