See It, Say It , Thank Them

 

Dan taught me about a psychologist who taught a Formula One teamto see it, say it, fix it.

It's a phenomenal model for having the humility to accept imperfection and then courageously, countinuosly progressing. 

 

 

Additionally it's important to see others goodness thank them for who they are and to continuously be gracious with them. 

What if we did both? What if we had the courage to tell our teams and families where we can do better to accept correction and also be constantly finding the good and others and telling them about it?