It's the right question, but the answer is more complex than the asker usually wants to recognize. Too often it's used as a short-term stick rather than as a me

It's the right question, but the answer is more complex than the asker usually wants to recognize. Too often it's used as a short-term stick rather than as a means to improve. For that reason alone, it's best to ignore the speed motivator and focus on what can actually improve to get you to be faster as a team.