If the sun didn’t rise and set each day, would one of your days simply roll into another without there being any significant difference? Do you wake up each morning and wonder how in the world you’ll get through another tedious day? Would you be totally satisfied if tomorrow was just like today, if this year your accomplishments were much like they were last year? If not, then it’s time to change things up, to stop simply going with the flow, to light a fire under that chair you’ve claimed as your new residence and get out there and make a name for yourself. You can’t expect to become a better, more interesting, more productive you if you do the same average things in the same average way today that you did yesterday. How do you think you got in this position to begin with? Fat chance you woke up one morning just dying to be average; that’s not a goal most people strive to achieve. The next few hours are going to teach you how to interrupt your previously average performance and jump you right into outstanding. It will show you what truly motivates and rewards your soul, and how to tap that passion and push for perfection in your performance. Whether considering change in your personal or professional life, it really doesn’t matter. When you’re elevating yourself to outstanding in one category it will automatically do the same in the other. Create outstanding relationships in your personal life and you’ll find that those in business will start to bloom as well. Many people have discovered what flipped their switch and moved them from average to outstanding at home in their personal lives. Then, instead of trying to make the same tired job better by attempting to do the same thing at work that they did at home, these movers and shakers decided to do a total about face in the workplace. No longer satisfied with their average lifestyles, they focused on turning their passion into their principle employment. Few of us like to be thought of as average or mediocre. It’s just not memorable. We want to do something that will make a difference in our lives and others. I’ll never forget the first time this idea of becoming outstanding became an actual goal of mine.