Are You Greedy For Results?

 

Why do you practice long hours, put in time at the gym, run stairs on the weekends, go back to school, apply for that internship, or work overtime at the office? Oftentimes, you do it because you believe that it will all pay off.

You believe that it will earn you the result you really want.

Being greedy for results can be a good thing. It can keep your goals high, give you energy, and act as motivation when you’re approaching burnout. That little girl who says she’ll play in the WNBA someday might just make it because she has her eye on the prize, she’s greedy for results.

But being greedy for results is not always a good thing. When it goes too far, it can result in self-destruction. 

In this video, I’ll talk about:

• What happens in the brain when you care too much about the outcome.
• The symptoms of being greedy for results (the 2 ways you self destruct)
• How to strike a balance between not caring enough and caring too much. 

This 5-minute video will help you- not only in your coaching, but also in the rest of your life.

 

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