If you’ve never owned your own business, you’ll never understand.
You can’t. It’s impossible to understand what you haven’t experienced.
This is neither good nor bad. It’s just a train of thought as i look at the GapingVoid art piece four feet from the keyboard i’m typing on for this post.
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So your Next is your big, multi-year goal/vision. It’s as big a goal or vision as you can ever dream up.
Super-hero big.
My first Next, at age 50, was a 10-year vision to do everything in life i wanted to do if i only lived to my 60th birthday.
Now, at 60, there’s a new Next.
It’s a three-year Next, taking me to my 63rd birthday.
The + is a wild card, diamond in the rough kind of karma.
It’s an accentuated risk taking commitment.
It’s a burn the ships commitment.
It is helping me process a potentially lucrative contract against the work-focus that will be required.
With only 2.5 years left in this Next, a lucrative deal has to be something that happens in the next few days and something that signals to me that the CEO is burning the ships.
The potential to transform a company and the industry they service is intoxicating.
But, and this is a huge but (no pun intended), 99% CEO commitment won’t work.
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