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Hidden games
Hidden games are played in sandboxes that people don’t even realize exist. Hidden games have a higher return, but they are more long-term and abstract. For example, a hidden game is starting a business in an unsexy industry (i.e., building tunnels with Elon Musk).
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Execution Speed ≠ Learning Speed
Execution speed is about getting more done by either putting in more resources or by operating more efficiently.
- Working a longer day
- Making decisions faster
- Finding a tool that helps you work faster
- Making sure people aren’t waiting on one another
- Remov...
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Hidden games vs. Popular Games
Alone, popular games with immediate and obvious benefits often end up being quick fixes that plateau or fail. Hidden games that are harder and unsexy at first often end up having exponential benefits over time.
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Increase your learning speed
- Overcome information overwhelm (the №1 reason why most learners fall behind, and fail to get real-world results from their learning)
- Find breakthrough knowledge that gives you a lasting competitive edge (and ultimately transforms your life)
- U...
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Reasons Why Self-Knowledge Is Rare
- The unconscious mind performs most of our tasks and even how we behave.
- Our mind is divided into three parts: the primitive the limbic(emotions and memories) and the neocortex (higher reasoning). We are mostly operating from the primitive or emotio...
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