Life’s game plan is one that requires flexibility and adaptability. However, sometimes we can be so bull-headed that we simply do not want to change course.

The path that is before you is rocky, but you are determined to make what you are doing work.

And at what cost?

Your dreams and goals can be lost in strengths to always push through. You are not a failure if you change course.

In fact, you are a champion in your everyday life. So stop, drop, and edit.

The K.I.S.S. ~ Stop, drop, and edit!

Knowing when and following through on what needs to happen in the moment, is a mark of a leader and a champion.

1. STOP – A lot of times what you think will work flat out doesn’t work. So STOP! Stop what you’re doing!
2. DROP – You have to be willing to drop what isn’t working.
3. EDIT – Time to make a change. Don’t just talk about it or think about it. Take A.I.M. on what needs to happen.

“One step at a time leads to miles of greatness!” ~ Kristianne Wargo

In watching the French Open at Roland Garros, the men’s championship proved who was the champion. It didn’t come from the win. It all came down to the shift in the middle. Stephanos Tsitsipas won the first two sets. Novak Djokovic showed no signs of being unable to bounce back until he did.

Stop, drop, and edit. Djokovic did what he knew he had to do relying on his training and his strengths. He gave up on the game plan he walked out on the court with and made the necessary changes.

And because of his willingness to do what it took, he is halfway to having a grand slam; the Australian Open and now the French Open. History is in the making.

You too can accomplish history in your every day, your business, your life. But you gotta stop, drop, and edit.

It’s time to throw the ego aside and do what you need to do to accomplish the end goal.

Take A.I.M.!

“Be present. Be incredible. Be YOU!!!“