In this inspiring episode of Shark Theory, the host Baylor Barbee touches upon the fleeting nature of time and the importance of taking action towards our dreams without delay. As we step into March, Baylor shares a personal story of running the Las Vegas marathon and the insights he gleaned about leadership and self-perception. Baylor likens the momentary push to improve running form when one spots a marathon photographer to the way we often present ourselves when we feel observed. He draws a parallel between this phenomenon and our behaviors as leaders, suggesting that genuine leadership means consistently being the best version of ourselves, irrespective of whether someone is watching. Baylor emphasizes that actions must support our words, as our behavior influences those who look up to us, even when we think no one is paying attention. Key Takeaways: Time is precious: Act now towards your dreams to make the most of your time, and take advantage of the present. Consistent leadership: True leadership is constant and does not waver depending on who is watching. Integrity: Your actions in private should align with your public persona to achieve authentic success. Influence by example: As a leader, your actions, whether seen or unseen, have an impact on your followers. Closing the performance gap: Work towards minimizing the difference between your best self and your everyday self for optimal results. Notable Quotes: "In life, there is always somebody watching. There's always somebody watching." "Your word means something because your actions back it up." "What are we and who are we whenever we believe that nobody's watching?" "What if no matter what was happening, you operated with confidence? What if you operated with intentional action?" "You have to minimize that gap between who you try to show yourself as and who you really are."

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