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Matthew Stafford was a loser

By: Christian Banach

Matthew Stafford was a loser. ? ?

Harsh?

Well, statistically, as quarterback for the Detroit Lions, his record was just 74-90-1 in 12 seasons.

But before the 2021-2022 season, he was traded to the LA Rams. ?

The change of scenery reinvigorated Stafford.

He led the Rams to a 1st place finish in the regular season. ?

In the playoffs, Stafford and the Rams beat the Cardinals, Bucs, and 49ers.

That got them to Super Bowl LVI. ?

There, with under 2 minutes left, Stafford threw the gaming-winning touchdown.

Stafford was now a champion! ?

But why now?

We often view ourselves as physically separate from our surrounding environment.

But our environment plays a much more significant role on us than most recognize. ?

Chameleons change their colors to adapt to their environment. ?

We change too.

But our adaptations aren’t as noticeable as a chameleon’s color.

Are you ever stressed, in a rut, or feeling uninspired? ?

A change of environment may help.

Break the routine.

Get into nature. ?

Go for a walk.

Work in a new room or space.

Book a vacation. ✈️

Even these tiny novel experiences can make a difference.

Stafford turned things around. ?

You can too.

Sometimes all you need is a change of scenery. ?

Sometimes All You Need Is A Change Of Scenery

Christian Banach

Christian Banach is a business development expert who helps agencies and consultancies land 6- and 7-figure opportunities predictably. With 20+ years of experience—including growing his firm and working with brands like Disney, Toyota, Kohl’s, and Constellation Brands—Christian now empowers clients to attract and close more deals through proven strategies and Relationship-Making™. Connect on LinkedIn

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