If you want to be part of
an Elite Team, you first have to accept the idea that there are people that
aren’t good enough. You have to accept the possibility that you aren’t good
enough. That there is someone who deserves your spot more than you. If you push
the idea of Meritocracy to its extreme, and believe in surrounding yourself
with the best, you need to be consistent. You need to listen to that voice in
your head that asks if you are good enough. The impostor syndrome that makes
you feel inadequate. That means you have never reached the goal. Elite Teams
aren’t about the individuals. They are about the Team. They require sharp
knives. Personally, I don’t want to be part of an Elite Team. I don’t care if
you think I am enough. I don’t find the question of whether you are enough interesting.
What interests me is your incentives. Your passions. The way you create
meaning. What interests me is the way you connect to others. What you do every
day. That is enough.
Are you the best?
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