Mario Harik

I think complacency overall comes from feeling comfortable and feeling content.

The best way to fight complacency is by setting ultra, ultra big goals.

By the way, ultra big goals in business and life and relationships, because ultimately, let's say you're setting a goal for your company to grow X amount.

And you achieve that X amount.

And you're giving yourself a good pat on the back that you achieved that particular set of growth.

Then you're going to become complacent.

You're going to feel that it's okay to actually have... But I believe that life is short.

You got to set big, big goals.

If you set big goals, that alone is a cure for complacency because you're always striving to achieve...

something much bigger.

And as a team, when you start achieving those goals, winning breeds winning to a certain extent.

And then what ends up happening is that the team then gets more excited and more confident and more motivated to then set even bigger goals.

So I think part of fighting complacency is by

thinking big and not thinking small and striving to achieve great things in life.

Life's short.

Life, it just goes in a snap of a finger.

You don't want to live a easy, kind of a complacent life.

You don't want to set small goals.

You want to achieve big things in life.

And big things doesn't necessarily have to be in business.