Heller could have spent that whole party comparing his book’s earnings with the host’s money. Having a sense of enough let him leave that comparison alone. It’s easy to keep raising the target when someone else’s income becomes the measure of what you need.
Thank you foe the feedback. Well said. Heller wasn’t resisting the comparison, he was simply free of it. Once your measure is your own, other people’s numbers become trivia instead of targets.
Heller could have spent that whole party comparing his book’s earnings with the host’s money. Having a sense of enough let him leave that comparison alone. It’s easy to keep raising the target when someone else’s income becomes the measure of what you need.
Hey Jeff,
Thank you foe the feedback. Well said. Heller wasn’t resisting the comparison, he was simply free of it. Once your measure is your own, other people’s numbers become trivia instead of targets.