From Leadership First

We often treat success like a finite resource, fearing that someone else’s win leaves less for us. But leadership isn’t a zero-sum game.

There is a quiet, transformative strength in being the person who cheers the loudest while still waiting for their own breakthrough. It’s about trading envy for inspiration and bitterness for belief.

Your season is coming. But until it’s your turn, keep clapping. Your applause doesn’t delay your blessing; it proves you’re ready to handle it with grace.

Success is a marathon, not a sprint. Character is how you behave at the sidelines.