Articles for category: Drive

March 20, 2023

Greg Thomas

How Hard you Work

How Hard you work determines how successful you’ll be. It’s that simple. If you are not having to work hard, it’s most likely because someone worked hard before you and you are now able to leverage that work. Someone had to work hard for you be successful, it’s either going to be you or someone else.

March 19, 2023

Greg Thomas

It’s Gonna Work

It’s Gonna Work. It’s Not Gonna Work. It’s Gonna Work. It’s Not Gonna Work. It’s Gonna Work. It’s Not Gonna Work. It’s Gonna Work. It’s Not Gonna Work. You can keep having this discussion with yourself and your team, or you can just try and see how it goes.

March 14, 2023

Greg Thomas

Hurdles on Hurdles

They don’t do Hurdles on Hills. Probably because it would be insanely difficult. No one would ever think to try it. You would probably get hurt more often than not. But if you did do it, you would probably develop muscles you never knew you had to propel yourself further up the hill, against gravity past the hill.  You would probably need to be more aware of your surroundings when pushing up and you would most likely need to pull in your legs much closer when you leap. It would be that much more difficult to accomplish, but when you

Growth Training

The implicit goal behind any training is growth. It can mask itself in a job, in a game, or in the final outcome of a hobby. But it’s everything before that, which is growing and which matters to those big moments. And yes, training is hard, that’s because you can’t always see the end while you’re doing it. That’s why it’s called training.

You’re Avoiding This

Seriously, you are. The work you know has to be done, the work that is getting closer and closer to being needed, you’re avoiding it. Fortunately, the options for what you should do with it next are pretty simple; Don’t do it, but instead of avoiding it, tell people you aren’t going to do it so they can plan for that work. Keep doing what you are doing and deal with the fallout when it comes. Stop what you are doing, put on a timer, focus on it for 30 minutes, and just get started. Note: #3 has the potential