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Think about the person you were five years ago.
Think about the things you've learned, the challenges you've worked through, the people you've met, and the experiences that have shaped you.
Maybe something that once seemed difficult now feels natural. Maybe you've developed greater confidence, discovered a new interest, or learned to approach life a little differently.
You learned. You adjusted. You practiced. You gained experience. And eventually, something that once required tremendous thought became something you could do automatically.
That's growth. And that's your Personal Best.
I define your Personal Best as:
"What you do automatically, using the skills, knowledge, information, and beliefs available to you at that particular moment."
The important part of that definition is "available to you at that particular moment."
Because you can always add to what's available to you.
Every new skill, every lesson, every experience, and every empowering belief becomes something you can draw upon in the future.
And that's what makes your Personal Best so exciting.
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