This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

You have an opportunity in your work to open the doors of your mind for significant creativity

and innovation that can catapult your success.

The legendary basketball player, for instance, Michael Jordan, he was known for putting unprecedented

time into the basics, practicing such drills as dribbling free throw shots and layoffs for

hours per day for his entire career.

Well, as Zig Ziggler points out in a short clip on about the play, this allowed Michael

to play much of the game with reflexive movements that he didn't even have to think about.

And in doing so, he freed up his brain to make spontaneous creative moves that gave him

his legendary success.

So how does that relate to us?

Are we pursuing mastery in our work and roles in order to free up and allow for creativity

that leads to innovation?

This is our discussion today.

Welcome to the Zig Ziggler Show, a top ranked all-time career podcast in Apple Podcast.

I'm your host, Kevin Miller.

In this show, we expound on Zig Ziggler's B-Do and Have Philosophy, meaning you have to

be the right kind of person, then do the right things before you can expect to have what

really matters in life.

And we want you to have what matters.

We'll check out my podcast, What Drives You, where we talk with people who have reached

impressive achievements to ask what drove them good and bad, and we dig into the very motives

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