Chris Musser

And then I hit 33.

And I haven't changed that many lives.

And I find out one day that Bill Clinton was already a governor by 33.

which to most of you is no big deal.

But ask my wife, Ashley, that broke me.

I think what happened is it kind of shattered this sort of mom-induced megalomania I had, and it made me take an actual look at my life.

And so I looked at my professional life, but then what about my friendships?

What about my contributions to society?

What about my character?

And honestly, I looked and I was fine, but I wasn't thriving.

I wasn't flourishing.

And so then it struck me, you know, Chris, a lot of people don't live good lives.

Why do you think you would automatically be any different?

What if I wake up in 50 years and I discover I have not become the man I wanted to be?

I'm guessing some of you have similar thoughts because Gallup tells us that only 33% of us are thriving in life.

So if you're in the other 66%,

Like me, how do we get into the 33%?

Now, I am a management consultant, and so there's one thing that we love and believe deeply.

Say it with me if you know it.

What gets measured gets managed.