What’s Your Excuse to Success Ratio?

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Everyone has an excuse/success ratio whether or not we like it. Things come up. Progress is stymied; goals get watered down. Yet human nature tends to bounce back.

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What’s your ratio between pointing to excuses and doing the hard work of taking the next, maybe scary, step?

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