21/07/2025
I've spent a lot of time lately researching MJ.
Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, was obsessed with getting it right.
→ Not "just okay."
→ Not "good enough."
→ He chased flawless.
They say he would rehearse until his feet bled. He’d redo a single move 50 times. He’d adjust one beat in a song for hours—just to get the feeling right.
It wasn’t about perfection for applause.
✅It was about honoring the gift.
✅Doing it with excellence because he cared that much.
And it made me think…
How often do we stop at 80% just to “move on”?
How many times do we water down the vision to match the energy we have left?
And yetwhen you look at the greats, what sets them apart is not talent alone. It’s the discipline to refine, to review, to repeat… even when no one’s watching.
↳ Not because you want praise.
↳ But because your calling deserves your best.
Sometimes, the real work is in the quiet parts.
↳ The drafts.
↳ The messy edits.
↳ The things no one ever sees.
And that’s okay. That’s what builds something worth remembering.
What’s one area you know deserves more of your excellence, not your rush?
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Happy Super Monday!
