The Primary Relationship of Personal Heroism
Our relationship with our work, our money, customers, peers, colleagues, clients and even our productivity depends on one primary relationship: The personal relationship we have with ourselves.
Every other external relation will rise, evolve and transform if we tend to this primary relationship of personal heroism.
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