Spoken like an A-player. It is unfortunately not uncommon to find people who see the world as a fixed bag of A- vs. C-ers (and many of course whom think of the

Spoken like an A-player. It is unfortunately not uncommon to find people who see the world as a fixed bag of A- vs. C-ers (and many of course whom think of themselves in the A category.) But this is a fixed mindset and I think it correlates (when you get down to it) to one's own private/personal sense of their ability to grow. You really want to become a rockstar/master/A-player? Don't define yourself by your skill set. Always keep a clear focus on that wide gap between you and what you could be. In other words, always think of yourself as a B-player trying to get to A. Know you'll never get there, but keep trying. Do this, and you'll reach excellence. You'll also see how little difference there is between you and the "C-"...and then you can collaborate on helping each other toward mastery.