When I want to learn something new, it’s clear the shortcut to learning is to find someone who’s already doing it.
Then, I’ll invite them to show me what they know that I don’t yet.
I’ve done this three times in the last couple of weeks, including twice just yesterday.
First, I’ve engaged Dan Suckling and his amazing team of smart digital geeks to blow apart the JHM business and reinvent it in a way that serves exponentially more passionate changemakers like YOU!
Then on Friday, I tested a new racecar for the first time at a track I already know well.
Struggling to unlock the pace from this very different steed, I enlisted the help of my old pal and veteran driver coach Les Latham, as well as the car’s builder Lee Mabbett.
Working together with those guys, I achieved my target laptime by the end of the day.
I’d probably never have done it alone.
Here’s the brutal truth – you can’t expect other people to buy your coaching/therapy/consulting services if you don’t demonstrate willingness to invest in your own self-improvement.
If there’s a hole in your knowledge, have someone fill it with theirs.
It’s quick, simple and way cheaper than wasting time trying to figure it out by yourself.