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Voice Blog: Excellence Over Execution

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Why do we so often forget that God desires our best not just our leftovers?

Why is it so easy to forget our real purpose for living?

Why is it so easy for us to get caught up in the day-to-day that we forget about eternity?

I’m constantly wrestling with this.
I never want to be someone that gets stuff done if it doesn’t get done well while I’m at it.

So, question for you…

How do we balance doing things with excellence and being over concerned with doing them with perfection?
Should  we strive to be perfect in what we do, or just do it as best we can?

Comments

9 responses to “Voice Blog: Excellence Over Execution”

  1. Michael Avatar
    Michael

    Great post JP! On point insight and I especially like the audio. Glad to be in the battle with you man!

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    1. Jonathan Pearson Avatar
      Jonathan Pearson

      Back at ya my brotha!

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  2. Jay Cookingham Avatar
    Jay Cookingham

    Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might; for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, where you go. Ecclesiastes 9:10

    I think we should do our work with excellence and all that we have but NOT at the expense of relationship building…with the Father or others!

    Great post bro’

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  3. Tony Alicea Avatar
    Tony Alicea

    Such a good question man. I know I struggle with this. You bring a lot of wisdom to this one. I’m diggin’ the audio post. Love hearing your passion.

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    1. Jonathan Pearson Avatar
      Jonathan Pearson

      Thanks bud! Watched your video post last night. Enjoyed gettin to know ya a little better!

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  4. Scott Couchenour Avatar
    Scott Couchenour

    the danger of “practice over purpose” – I love that. Nice voice post. I’m glad I listened.

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  5. Alex Marestaing Avatar
    Alex Marestaing

    I think in order to be excellent at what really matters, we need to learn to cut corners on the things that don’t. Excellence takes time, and our time needs to be protected.

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    1. Jonathan Pearson Avatar
      Jonathan Pearson

      Great point no one’s thought of! Thanks for sharing.

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  6. Scott Hand Avatar
    Scott Hand

    Jonathan! Thanks for helping us to discover new bars. You’re raising things to a new level.

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