My latest challenge and adventure was riding the Continental Divide Trail on a motorcycle.
This was a huge challenge for me.
I’m not a Harley guy, but rather have a dual-purpose BMW adventure bike, equally capable off-road and on the highway. It’s a very capable, dare I say, legendary bike. I like to think I am a pretty good rider. I was in for more than one surprise and hard-learned lesson.
I am also a life-long student of everything I do.
I enjoy riding alone, but for this adventure, riding alone is simply too risky. I recruited my nephew, an experienced adventure rider, to accompany me on the trail. This was clearly the best decision I made for this trip.
I learned so much from him, and my moto skills grew exponentially which, in turn, bolstered my confidence to a new degree. At the same time, I learned, sometimes the hard way, my limits.
What are your limits? What are the limits of your business? What is holding you and your business back?
Once you know your limits, then you can do something about them.
Step #1 is to make a list. Then share the list with someone you can trust to give you feedback. Look for someone successful for this feedback.
Successful people will offer honest feedback and lots of encouragement. It may not be what you want to hear, most likely, in this case, it’s something that you need to hear.
If you would like to talk about what your business’s limits are and how to explode your business now, get on my calendar and let’s talk. It’s free to you.
I guarantee you will come away with a new perspective and insights. 🙂
Remember, you only get results when you take immediate action on your ideas.
