Engage in Daily, Intentional Practice

means you're going to go to the gas station tonight and you're going to practice your people skills. You're going to go to the line at Subway and you're going to practice your people skills. The sandwich artists that are behind the counter, this may be the first time that they ever actually see you. But the next time they see you, they should know what you want to order because you're that flipping amazing. Everywhere you go, you go to the library, you're going to go check out books, you go to Cub Foods, you're going to buy your groceries. Everywhere you go, you have an opportunity to practice your people skills. You have the chance to become unforgettable. That is huge. Remember, practice makes permanent. You can never stop practicing. You always have to keep trying. What's going to happen? Let's say you want to go apply for that job for the Fortune 500 company or you want a opportunity. What's going to happen is you're going to have practiced at every single place that you've ever been. So, when that opportunity arises, your skills are going to be topnotch. But here's something else that's going to happen. Opportunities are going to pop up on their own because everybody out in the community is talking about you. They're remembering you. They know you. They're talking to you about you to other people and it's all good things. Hey, you got it. Do you know so and so? Hey, you got to I got to introduce you to this person. When you have those opportunities, more doors are going to open up. And it doesn't fall back on your technical skills. It falls back on your people's skills. This focus on your people's skills. Every chance you get, it's going to tire you out. It's going