“There is no abiding success without commitment.”
- Tony Robbins

Before the mania over the solar eclipse seized the attention of the nation, few people ever heard about the “path of totality.” But during the time leading up to this mesmerizing celestial phenomenon, it became the phrase de jour.

Now that the event is behind us, the phrase is likely to slip back into the obscurity of the astronomical glossary it came from. Before that happens, though, I want to take advantage of its sensational buzz to make an important connection with Systematic Continuous Improvement.

From the outset of the craze over the eclipse, experts explained that being in the “path of totality” was vastly different from witnessing the experience elsewhere. That was true even if the sun was 99% covered by the disc of the moon. They were right, of course – and it offers a dramatic lesson for how organizations approach improvement efforts in their organizations.

Bottom line, the impact of attempts at improving organizational performance is diminished dramatically unless you go all the way to full commitment. If you want to produce streaking flares of success, you must have “totality.” That means everyone … everywhere … everything … all the time. The difference in doing anything short of that is – well – like night and day.

Want to learn how to go all the way to “totality” with Systematic Continuous Improvement?

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“Great is the enemy of better”