“Move just one-degree-more habit. The habit of winners. Do all that is projected. And then a slight little extra.”
Of course, everyone knows about the steam train.
Everybody knows that at 99-degree c, water will be very hot. And also know that at 100-degrees C, water starts boiling and becomes steam which is powerful and enough to move a trainload of people. Think about it. Just one degree extra-and hot water befits powerful enough to move a train.
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Whereas we might not always recognize it, our lives are like that too. One degree means a lot. That little extra effort can mean the variance between being a loser and winner. The variance between achieving your goals and missing them. The variance between being fair hot water and being able to move the train.
Too frequently, we give up while the goal may have been just one step away. We finish another when just one degree more of effort could have meant a world of difference.
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Inappropriately, we don’t have the help of a thermometer that can tell us to keep going for just one degree more. So forth it is you set out to do, whatsoever goal you pursue to achieve, get-up-and-go yourself to do just a little bit more. Just one degree more. And more frequently than not, that ‘one-degree-more’ attitude will mean massive successes in our life.
And just like the variance being hot water and moving a train, the remunerations in life to are disproportionate.
Often a fraction of a second can mean the variance between a remarkable Olympic gold winner and loser. You can lose a five-setter Wimbledon final by a whisker-and find that you earn only half the prize money and none of the honor associated with being a grand slam champion. Life is tough. One degree makes a world of a difference.
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The next time when you sense you have finished your bit, or you sense like giving up, expanse yourself for just one degree more. The variance can be magical. Successful people do all that is expected of them. And then, they do a little bit more.
Make that extra effort. And watch the magic begin!