No matter where you might be in the pack the world needs you to show up and offer your work now, not later.
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The other evening my friends and colleagues Leanne Gordon, Michele Salomon and I were chatting about how successful we saw ourselves in relation to the pack. It was somewhat discouraging. Then Leanne mentioned that the oldest living person in Australia is Dexter Kruger a gentleman of 111 years. His beloved wife Gladys pre-deceased him by several decades and at the age of 86 he wrote his first book, a labor of love for her. He’s working on his autobiography which will be his 13th book.
Does that mean it’s okay to wait until we get to age 86 to do our work successfully? No. We might not get there. If we do get there we might not be able to do the work. So, we become successful now. Get going and keep going no matter what the pack says.
This much I know: the world needs you to show up, bring what you have to offer, in the way that only you can offer it and that is success enough.
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