If you want to stand out from the crowd, you don’t have to “go the extra mile”. it’s much simpler than that.

Case in point: Writing “Thank You” Letters.

Amateurs go at it alone.
Professionals use coaches.

When you’re committed to excellence you use all of the tools at your disposal.

What does a Surgeon, a Quarterback and a Pilot all have in common?

They don’t do it alone.

You know more than you think you know. And that info can be helpful to others.

Don’t keep it bouncing around in your head.

“Become their inner voice
…not their inner critic.”

I heard this today and as a parent it hits hard.

Our kids rely on us to guide them.

We are not simply impacting their current state but their future ones.

Let’s provide a positive message when they are with us so it can instill a positive attitude as they go off on their own.

Running with friends is better than running alone.

Yesterday, I was planning on doing 6 miles at a 12 minute pace.

The plan shifted once we got out there.

We all carry around heavy boulders that are invisible to the outside world.

So, be kind today.
Give grace to others.
Let the little stuff slide.

We might not be aware of the amount of weight they are carrying with them.

There is a superpower that we all possess:

Kindness

Against all instincts, don’t help out your kids when you ask them to do something.