From Chet Holmes’ excellent book, The Ultimate Sales Machine, which I’m currently reading for the third time…
How do you become a master of anything? How do you help others become masters? The key lesson I’ve learned again and again, ever since I was a kid studying karate, is that mastery is not about being special or more gifted than anyone else. Mastery is a direct result of pigheaded discipline and determination.
In other words, mastery comes from practicing something for much longer than most people would consider reasonable.
I love this because it highlights that even if you’re lacking natural talent or ability, you can still out-perform most folks by developing strong discipline and determination 💪
(Btw, if you’re interested in the book, you can read it for free with a 60-day trial of Scribd.)
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