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How to prioritize tasks effectively
How to manage your time efficiently
How to reduce stress and anxiety
If you set your bar at “amazing,” it’s awfully difficult to start.
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Imperfect Is Perfect
- Obsessing about the ultimate strategy or the ultimate diet or the ultimate golf club can be a clever way to prevent yourself from doing hard work.
An imperfect start can always be improved, but obsessing over a perfect plan will never take you anywhere on...
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Avoiding by Optimizing
Claiming that you need to “learn more” or “get all of your ducks in a row” can often be a crutch that prevents you from moving forward on the stuff that actually matters.
- You can compl...
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Not All Work
When you have a goal it’s easy to look at someone who is already doing it and then try to reverse engineer their strategy.
In some cases, this is really useful.
Learning from the experiences of successful people is a great way to accelerate your own learning ...
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What is Optimal vs. What is Needed
Learning from others is great and I do it all the time myself.
But comparing your current situation to someone who is already successful can often make you feel like you lack the required resources to get started at all.
If you look at their optimal setup, it can be ...
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Once you’ve set your goal, it’s time to start taking massive action.
If you want to succeed at anything, you have to become relentless.
It takes more than just passion
Make sure that you’re actually good at what you do.
Ask yourself if you’re willing to put in the hard work and if there is a market for you to tap into. Even if it’s just talking to some of the regulars at your favorite restaurant or bar, their feedback can be priceless.
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