Nobody has achieved Mastery

 




"Nobody has achieved mastery. 

I, at least, am very far from it. 

But that is exactly the joy of it. 

To keep working towards chasing that goal. 

Starting from zero again and again, trusting the process, 

and then feeling that exhilarating joy when 

the pieces of the puzzle fit together 

and the audience roars 

with laughter again" 


Said @Papa CJ in reply to my comment on his post. 

And just like that, some golden wisdom nuggets 

were dropped in a LinkedIn conversation. 


All through August, I was writing about 

Myths around Life & Career Transformation. 

One myth: Transformation is a destination. 

The reality instead is that it is a Journey 

and hopefully, a never ending Journey. 


To look at it in another way, 

Transformation is a series of 

dynamic moving goal-posts that 

we keep creating and moving as we

keep achieving our goals along the way. 


To become the best version of yourself

is a continuous journey of discovering 

what the new best version of yourself is. 

Hence, the moving goal post and journey. 


#LeadershipDevelopment #GrowthMindset #ExecutiveCoaching 

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