Yo, today's QOD is, excellence is a commitment to completion.

Here we go.

Welcome back to the quote of the day show. I'm your hope shine, Crox and a

shot Crox and calm. We've got John Canary on the show today, wrapping up

our take action series. And today's going to talk about something called the

Razor's Edge. I was watching this documentary on HBO Max couple nights ago

and it featured Olympic athletes. It was about mental health. And one of the

athletes said, you know, you work hard all your life to get to these Olympics

and the difference between first and fourth place is this. That's it. Like

literally less than one second, less than one second separates that the gold

metal for somebody who doesn't even get a metal. And so you got to ask

yourself, are you doing the work that you need to do to create that

separation to get a little bit ahead? Because remember, when you're not

studying, when you're not working on your craft, when you're not making

yourself better, somebody out there is guys like me who are like reading the

books, doing the seminars, creating the work, creating the content, doing

the things. So ask yourself, how can you be more effective? How can you be

more productive? How can you use your time better so you can be the best?

Here's John.

Many, many years ago, this great story told about a guy named Cheryl Schwab,

who was the president of Bethlehem Steel, and eventually put together the

package called US Steel. And he was approached by a guy named Ivy Lee.

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