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time is our non renewable resource
yet we often chase productivity as if it can be infinitely multiplied
here is the truth
the highest achievers aren't just efficient
they're effective
they focus on the right things
not just more things
it's a subtle distinction
but it's critical for success
my approach has always centered around ruthless prioritization
now convetional wisdom tells entreners to say YES to every opportunity
I disagree
in my journey, saying no was far more powerful
each no freed up space for the critical YES
the decisions that truly aligned with my core objectives
your time should be fiercely guarded
spent only on efforts that serve your greater vision
remember when you say yes to one thing
you are inadvertantly saying no to another
let's talk about habits
while many tout the virtue of a strict morning routine
I'll dare say that adaptability triumphed for me over rigid structure
I didn't tie my success to waking up at 4am
or meditating for an hour daily
instead, I developed a keen sense of self-awareness
understanding when I was most productive and creative
and shaped my schedule around that
even when it wasn't conventional
And when it comes to systems
the obsession with complex productivity tools
often misses the mark
My most effective system was simple
a well curated, constantly updated list
coupled with a commitment to single-tasking
Multitasking, in my experience, is a productivity trap
aim for depth, not breadth
moving one big rock has a greater impact
than moving a dozen pebbles
Personal development is not about
consuming every self-help book or attending every seminar
It's about learning from every experience
successes and failures alike
I've often found more value in reviewing my own mistakes
than from any external advice
Authentic learning is about building a personal framework
from your unique experiences
not adopting someone else's second-hand wisdom
Now, let's shift to a crucial often avoided topic
financial risk
the media glorifies stories of all in entrepreneurs
who risked everything and won
Here's what they don't tell you
I built my wealth through calculated risks
never staking more than I could afford to lose
It's not as glamorous, but it's sustainable
Blindly betting the farm is reckless, not brave
Remember your entrepreneurial journey is marathonic
not a sprint
It requires consistency, resilience
and sometimes the courage to walk a path others dismiss
Pursue effectiveness over efficiency
embrace adaptability,
cherish simplicity
Learn from your own journey
and take calculated risks
Thank you for tuning in
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Let's cultivate a community
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of living and doing business