I’ve discovered that when something very emotional happens to me, it stays with me until I’ve converted it into lessons. - Dan Sullivan

However, for many people, their lives are all experience and no learning.

In the book The Dip, Seth Godin explains the importance and benefits of becoming the best in the world at what you do. As Godin explains in The Dip: “The rewards are heavily skewed, so much so that it’s typical for #1 to get ten times the benefit of #10, and a hundred times the benefit of #100.

You’re playing your own game. You’re seeing new progress every day. You’re defining what your own experiences mean. You’re loving your life.