Reaching your full potential only comes if you try. This seems like a simple premise but despite numerous leaders explaining this, most people don’t put in the neccesary work to use what they have as best as they can.

It’s great to dream big but if your work ethic isn’t as big, you’re dreams are for naught.

The last 10% of your effort is the most meaningful.

Efficiency will lead to more impact. Resources, relationships, and routines, the three “R”s, are the keys to making you and your team as efficient as possible. Your impact will be greater and your fulfillment will shine.

Mid-course corrections are essential for success, especially within an impact project. Flexibility is important and identifying weaknesses is a strength. Be aware of the need for a change in your path and capitalize on the opportunity.

Do you find your seal searching for motivation? Stop. Look within. There’s a three-step process for finding what motivates you. Everyone has gifts that can help others. Here’s how you identify them and use them for good.

Opportunity doesn’t always knock, but when it does, you have to be ready to kick down the door. Great preparation will enable you to identity great opportunities and take advantage of them.