Alright, I'm seeing "Monaco Grand Prix" trending today, and it’s always a good reminder of how much goes into something that looks so effortless on screen. All those split-second decisions, the precision, the absolute focus. And then you see a crash, and it's over in a flash.
It makes me think about what Keith was saying about big plans and the work behind them, and even Marty talking about production over potential. It's not about the flash of the win, or the dream of the podium. It's about every single turn, every gear change, every bit of maintenance that happens way before race day. You can have all the potential in the world, but if you're not executing those tiny, consistent things, the whole machine falls apart.
Let's not overcomplicate it. Whether it's driving a race car or just trying to get through a tough week, it’s those small, intentional moves that add up. One small thing counts as a win. Anything else is bonus. You've just got to keep it moving.