Good morning from Martha’s Vineyard. What’s on my mind this morning is the fact that my laptop died. I’ve done everything I can to get it fixed and I need to surrender to what is. I simply can’t do anything about it, and I need it to produce the podcast. So, my temptation is to just say crew it – I’m going to go on hiatus until August. I’m on vacation. But what came to me this morning is this. I made a promise to myself, and I want to keep it. As I’ve said before, I’m not producing this podcast for accolades. I know no one is grading me. What really matters most to me is the commitment I’ve made to myself. I made a promise to myself. So, I’m going to go with what my friend Eric says which is good enough is good.

I’ll never forget the first time I heard him say good enough is good. I immediately integrated it into my own thinking and my own language. I was always one of those people that would go the extra mile to get the best, but at a certain point, the best becomes a burden. When he said, good enough is good  I thought I love that.

So I decided to apply that to this computer situation and I’m going to have to make do with what resources I have today, so please bear with me this week. I want to maintain this commitment to myself. I want to accept that good enough is good, and I don’t want to lose the hard work we’ve put into consistency, which directly impacts the algorithms on social media.

I’m going to close here and say, good enough is good sometimes. I’m choosing to surrender to what is and maintain my commitment to delivering the podcast.  I’ll be back in New York next week and stay tuned for Wednesday and Friday because I’m going to try to surprise you. That’s all for now until next time from my heart to yours.