Seth Godin: Incremental Choice and mediocrity

by Kristi on June 30, 2009

We’ve been talking here for a bit about the power of incremental choice — how each choice you make brings you closer to your goals or farther away.

Today I saw this short thought by Seth Godin on how incremental choice can lead to mediocrity.

Which will you choose, today and every day?

(Other incremental choice thoughts – job search, leadership, your priorities.)

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Heather R June 30, 2009 at 3:26 pm

What a funny bit of coincidence — I wrote about Seth today too! (His book, The Dip) — Cheers, H

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