Success is often equated with more – more possessions, more income, more clients, and more products. More hobbies and friends too. But is this the accurate measure of success?
In our pursuit of “more,” we may find ourselves overwhelmed and less effective. Adding more without adjusting resources can lead to diminished quality.
Instead, let’s ask: Are we doing better? Have we inspired employees, satisfied clients, flawless processes, and excellent products and services? If not, should we not ask, why are we doing more?
Perhaps true success lies in the quality of what we do, not the quantity.
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