Taking That One Extra Step
If you’re not going the extra mile on everything you do, you’re making a mistake, here’s why.
The extra mile is what differentiates the winners from the chumps. When you take the extra mile you’re telling yourself and everyone that you’re doing whatever it takes to make things happen.
Whereas most people are stuck at doing the strict minimum, people who do more, people who always do everything and more, stand out from the rest and are seen as a blessing to humanity.
The truth is, if everyone did the extra mile, we’d be miles ahead in terms of progress, technology and societal experience. We’d have more things that make us happy, and our relationships would thrive.
You see, when you do the extra mile in your work, you’re likely to also do it in your personal life, which means that you’re likely to also do it in your relationships.
Someone who does the extra mile in their relationships ultimately is doing what it takes to make other people happier, more at peace and stronger. This in turn makes other people want to work harder on themselves, work harder at work, and work harder in their relationships.
When you go the extra mile, your efforts propagate. They spread to your neighbour, your friends, your family.
Ultimately, and necessarily, the fruits of these efforts come back to you. So, not only do you win by doing better work, becoming a better person, and making your relationships thrive, you’re also reaping the benefits of a better world, a more peaceful environment and a better living condition for all.
This is not something to take lightly. And although most people hesitate when it comes to doing the extra mile out of fear that they’ll be judged, or even ostracized, you’ll remember that the extra mile that you’re doing is only done for GOOD RESULTS and even if people judge you at first, they’ll all eventually come around to SEE WHAT YOU’RE ACTUALLY DOING.
With this power in hand, this new mindset that you can apply to any aspect of your life, you’ll necessarily see your world transform.