There's a phrase in Jim Collin's "Good to Great" that's stuck with me: Egoless Clarity.

Egoless clarity is a powerful term. It focuses me to see how successful or lacking I've been in my work.

It's humbling and empowering to know what you're in the best in the world at. What you can be best in the world at. And to know that without sunk cost, expectations, or emotion--what can you truly command?

How can egoless clarity help you?

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