Want to Win the Year?

I want to get you to a new place. In fact, I want you to win. We’ve been surrounded by illusions and told that the Digital is more valuable than the physical. We’re drowning in vocabulary, currencies and universes that make our heads spin. But not today. Today we say “No.” This is the perfect time to own the "really reals” and the things that matter. Here are three ways you can show up and win this year.

Show Up For the Community You Serve

It’s time to get engaged with things bigger than yourself or your profile. You can make an impact. Yes, YOU! Communities thrive when people participate in them. So, show up! Join a club. Organize Something. Introduce yourself to the person next door and ask them about their story. You don’t need to move mountains to make an impact on the lives around you.

Try It Different

We’ve become creatures and brands of habit. We stick with the guaranteed ROI and the lowest risk. Want to win this year? Take the risk. Break the cycle of regularity, even just to say you tried. It may not work but you’ll learn something along the way. Be bold and lead with an idea that is YOURS originally and not something based on a trend report or algorithm. If you plan on winning this year, you have to make it your’s.

Just Move

Stop. You’re already doing it. You’re telling yourself why you can’t change what’s in front of you. Stop. You can do this but you have to start. Don’t waffle. Just Move. Whatever is going to make your year, take the first step right now. Write it down. Email it to someone to put it into action. Make a plan in a text message. Just get moving.

Maybe you’ve got it all figured out. Good on ya! Push the rest of us. But, if you’re uncomfortable reading this. If your light bulb has gone off. If you’ve been sitting on something for when the right time comes along, it’s your time. This is your year to win.

We want to follow along with you and hear how you’re winning. Tag yourself or something you’re working on below so we can be your cheering squad.

Cheers to 2022!

Written by Andrew Salzbrun, Co-founder of AGAR