

Do You Have Destination Disease?
31 snips Aug 20, 2025
In this engaging discussion, John Maxwell, a renowned leadership expert and author, tackles the concept of destination disease—where success leads to complacency. He shares four essential keys to combat this mindset and inspire continuous improvement. Listeners are urged to use their achievements as stepping stones rather than resting on their laurels. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being coachable and intentional about personal growth, encouraging a mindset shift towards embracing lifelong learning and redefining success.
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Good Is A Stepping Stone To Great
- John Maxwell says good should be a stepping stone on the path to great, not the endpoint.
- Success often breeds complacency, turning good into a false arrival that halts growth.
Don’t Live In Or Live Off The Past
- Maxwell argues success satisfies needs and tempts us to 'live in' and 'live off' the past.
- That mindset stops improvement, so treat success as momentum, not a finish line.
Use Success As Momentum
- Use your success as a stepping stone, not a pedestal, to keep progressing.
- Keep improving every day instead of building fences to protect past wins.