Growth is progress. Maintenance is just damage control.
Growth is the job of the leader, the CEO, the captain.
Maintenance is the job of the night janitor.
Growth means innovation.
Maintenance is a reinforcement of the status quo.
Businesses fail when they stop growing their vision and start scrambling to maintain what they’ve always done.
Churches fail when they care more about maintaining a squeaky clean image than actually planting seeds of growth within their congregation.
Artists get burnt out when they focus more on maintaining a reputation than growing their tribe and their craft.
Growth requires risk. Maintenance requires nothing of the sort.
Are you growing?
Or are you just maintaining?
Growth is the job of the leader, the CEO, the captain.
Maintenance is the job of the night janitor.
Growth means innovation.
Maintenance is a reinforcement of the status quo.
Businesses fail when they stop growing their vision and start scrambling to maintain what they’ve always done.
Churches fail when they care more about maintaining a squeaky clean image than actually planting seeds of growth within their congregation.
Artists get burnt out when they focus more on maintaining a reputation than growing their tribe and their craft.
Growth requires risk. Maintenance requires nothing of the sort.
Are you growing?
Or are you just maintaining?
