As Keith Kochner says, settling for good means you’ll never be great.
Put another way, if contentment is the enemy of progress, you should always be discontented.
Discontent is measured by the distance between what you want, and what you have. You can use discontent constructively to motivate, strategise, and take action on the ideas and habits that will narrow that distance.
You can only become great if you’re discontented with good.
Author: Jonny Cooper