Reaching new heights brings new challenges.

With success comes new perspectives, options, and adjustments — classier problems. What worked on the way up often begins to fail as we gain altitude. We refer to this as altitude sickness.

Looking down doesn’t cure that discomfort.

Accepting that it’s a part of the process can. New elevation requires a new orientation to acclimate.

The rest of the process is to make mistakes at full speed at the new elevation.

Are you looking down or accepting altitude sickness as a part of the process?