THe Sweet Stuff Is reserved for the committed.

"MAYBE"

"...it MAY BE that..."

It turned out different. It took longer. It was a lot harder.

​It was exactly what you expected. It happened faster. It was a lot easier.

It's tempting to place more value on exact, faster, and easier.

If we are willing to commit to a posture of learning, there is just as much value in different, longer, and harder. 

The key?

We tend to bail on experiences that start to veer off the course of our desire for exact, faster, and easier. We quit before we ever have the chance to learn from different, longer, and harder.

If the work has meaning, stay the course no matter how it ends up, how long it takes, or how hard you have to work at it to get there.

​Those that do will reap rewards that most will never know.

"MAYBE"...

"...it MAY BE that..."

​Consistency in the face of adversity is a competitive advantage most people leave on the table because they don't stay long enough for desert.

​The sweet stuff is reserved for the committed.

If you'll see it through, there's something sweet waiting for you.