The biggest threat to excellence is complacency. Everyone tells you...

It creeps in through small compromises after you've had a few wins.
Success breeds comfort.
Comfort breeds carelessness.
Carelessness erodes standards and what you've built.
Here's how it shows up and what to do about it...
Bill Cowher said, "I pushed them to be as good as they can be."
High standards aren't cruel, they're a sign that you care.
• They bring consistency.
• They prevent you from settling.
Nick Saban said, "If what you're doing is not going to help them play better then you're not a very good coach."
Focus on the process & actions that creates success, not just outcomes.
Kara Lawson said, "Conflict is a pivotal part of a successful team."
"You commit to one another, so, when there is conflict, you can move past it."
Communicate it and course-correct.
James Franklin said, "It's all the details. It's all the little things. It's finding a way to overcome adversity."
Live the details to prevent mistakes and overlook what matters.
Ask yourself: "Did I grow today? Am I working to be my best?"
Focus on how you can get better and it starts with what you do.
Improvement prevents complacency because it drives growth.
Success hinges on consistently doing the work, while complacency lacks enthusiasm and is full of indifference.
It affects your attitude and your actions.
Just because you've had success before doesn't mean you're entitled to it again.
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