A nationally known radio personality went to see the great Bruce Springsteen in concert for the 30th time.
This time he got a backstage pass.
“Bruce, I’ve seen you 30 times,” said the DJ, “and every time you’re better than the time before. How do you do it?”
“Well, here’s what I decide,” said The Boss. “Every night is the most important concert of my life.”
Springsteen went on. “I’m always thinking about two things: number one, this is the most important concert of my life, and number two, it’s only rock 'n' roll.”
As always,
Brian
P.S. — I take a similar approach to The Boss.
Every email I write is the most important one.
It's only email.
It's simple but it works.
I'm also helping others figure out how it works (and I'm letting others help me with what works for them) within the virtual mastermind program I recently launched — O'Leary's Inner Sphere.
Great strides are being taken in the personal and professional arenas in the Inner Sphere.
Priorities have been established. Imagined futures are coming to reality. Goals are being pursued with action.
Massive action.
And there's a constant evaluation of the process.
This summer, we're expanding the program even further.
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