There is such joy that comes from being the best in the world at what you do. There is such enthusiasm and energy that comes with being on the process of becoming the best in the world at what you do. And there’s something to think about. It’s not really becoming the grand master of your craft at the end of the day that is the real value. It’s what the process of getting to BIW, best in world at what you do makes of you. What you have to go through, who you must become through the early mornings or late nights of practice, through the reading, through the difficulty, overcoming the trials, the self-doubt, that’s the real value of focusing on your craft. It’s definitely a form of wealth.
