And that is a wonderful observation.

But there’s something else, something that I’ve observed from multiple vantage points in my working life: When people get successful and leave the day-to-day granular details of whatever it is they do behind, they lose a lot of the joy that started them there in the first place. They very often lose control of their business, brand, or good reputation, too. By becoming successful and allowing the in-the-weeds details to become someone else’s problem, they undermine the very thing that brought their success, and perhaps even their purpose.
The Case for Staying In The Weeds
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Henya Drescher
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Jan 22, 2022
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And that is a wonderful observation. It's like dropping a ball in the water which creates ripples. The source--the force of the drop--gets weaker in the process.
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Written by Henya Drescher
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Psychological thrillers writer, wife, mother, weightlifter, gardener. Stolen Truth on Amazon.
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