Why “Doing Your Best” Isn’t Working

The phrase, “I’m doing my best,” is often used as an excuse when expectations aren’t met, however ironic it is. We’d like to propose that instead of using this phrase to justify failure, we can turn it into a mantra of continuous self-improvement. Join us for this week’s episode of the Only Human with Dr. Tony Kern podcast to learn how Tony shows three distinct steps that allow us to reflect on our performance, connect by improving others, and evolve through the experience to become our best.