Life's best kept secret?

Simple.

Show up.

Show up when you're tired.

You're down. Show up after defeat.

Show up when you're stressed, when you're worried.

Show up when you don't feel like it.

In fact, that's when it's most important to show up.

That becomes the great differentiator.

See, a lot of us somewhere along the way we adopt this idea that winning is about the home run.

It's stepping up to the plate and swinging so hard that the ball leaves the park and it never comes back to Earth.

And while, yeah, that's a fantastic sentiment.

And if or when that happens, that's great.

But sustained success isn't one monumental occurrence.

It's little victories. Consistently occurring over and over and over.

Very small. In fact, to those walking by, they're probably too ordinary to be considered successful or acknowledged.

They're too mundane.

They're only victories because you decided they are.

And when you think about it, the evidence is out there.

Successful teams don't build game plans around the hellmary with no time left on the clock.

No, they show up every day and master the task in front of them. They compound the opportunity

available on a daily basis because it's there. And that puts them in a position

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