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Why Good People Become Average
Jul 20, 2026 ·
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Why Good People Become Average
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Matt and Jen discuss the concept of "drift," where individuals and organizations gradually lower their standards over time. They illustrate this with an example from a favorite weekend restaurant, noting...
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Matt and Jen discuss the concept of "drift," where individuals and organizations gradually lower their standards over time. They illustrate this with an example from a favorite weekend restaurant, noting how new employees start with high standards but eventually conform to the environment. They emphasize that this drift is often invisible to those experiencing it. They stress the importance of self-awareness and setting personal standards to counteract this trend. The conversation extends to various aspects of life, including health, business, and personal relationships, highlighting that consistent effort and small changes can lead to significant long-term improvements.
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