It is known as America’s Pastime because because during the late 19th and early 20th century the game of baseball was the most widely played sport in the U.S.

But for so many, it is a difficult sport.

Think about it, for a minute. If a baseball batter bats .400 in the Major Leagues, he will go to the hall of fame.  But, looking at it another way, that means that the batter has failed 6 out of 10 times at bat.

Our school systems have taught us that marking 4 out of 10 correct answers is a failure.

So, what is the real lesson.

It is ok to fail and fail often as long as you can take some lessons away from the bruises, you’ll be stronger and better in the process.

Taking the small steps that will equal Big Results.

The More Important The Cheese Is To You, The More You Want To Hold Onto it.

If You Don’t Change, You Become Extinct.

The book Who Moved My Cheese is a quick read and filled with tons of life and business lessons.  I think in our evolving  and technology-filled world, it is even more important to realize and accept that change is good.

The book also suggests that we move outside of our comfort zones to grow and learn from our challenges.

When we hold on to our beliefs, we become prisoners of our paradigms.

When we hold on to our cheese, there is no room for new and better cheese.

Check it out.

Check out this video. Some great content with Will Smith.