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Gaps, Gains and Gratitude
Comparison is the thief of joy.
Theodore Roosevelt
Entrepreneurs spend most of their time looking for the next problem to solve.
This is often good for business, but bad for the entrepreneur.
According to Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy in The Gap and the Gain, "Gap Thinking means looking at the distance between where we are and where we want to be (or comparing ourselves to what other people have achieved)."
When you're "in the gap", you can't be happy, because you're always desiring the next thing - the next revenue milestone, the next acquisition, the next hire. Unfortunately, this…
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