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“Strategising is easy but execution is hard.” — Chris McChesney It’s a sad fact about life that we are all drawn to strategising much more than we are to executing. We all have a friend who constantly fantasises about their huge plans without taking a single step toward making them a reality. They prefer to talk, rather than do because it’s easier. Execution requires us to take action which involves getting off our arses. Another reason we have an aversion to execution is that it brings us face to face with potential failure. We never have to worry about failure when we only strategise, because our plans don’t need to prove their effectiveness in the real world. By always strategising and never executing, we sacrifice the potential for success but inoculate ourselves from failure. This is the slippery slope of mental masturbation. Where in your life are you strategising and not executing? Your goal should be to constantly seek the point of immediate execution. Where is the next available physical step toward doing the thing? Over time this will seep into other areas of your life. You’ll notice you bypass the talking stage and move straight to walking more and more.

Execution eats strategising for breakfast.

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It's not about the information you can consume. It's about what you consume ? How can you make it work more according to your condition? How much do you iterate it? ( Because if you apply the same thing..you won't have the competitive advantage) Reminder: Whenever consuming information. Go slow. Understand. Iterate. Apply. Don't just go on with more and more new content..it's endless. CONSUME. PAUSE. WRITE. REFLECT. APPLY. ITERATE It's not about more information, it's about how much time you put in to make it personalized and how you make it work in real world. @ebookscafe

Think in weeks instead of days and time suddenly feels much more valuable

life hack: suspend all “thinking” until you’ve mastered consistency

Many smart people think they can learn everything from books, studies, and their own imagination to fill the gaps, when actually, the most important life lessons can only be learned through experience and painful trials and errors, that’s why it’s so common to see these smart people get depressed, as their expectations don’t match the reality at all.

Market like a direct response marketer. Build product like a Silicon Valley engineer. Sell like a door to door salesman. Finance like a New York banker. Plan like a 100 year old family owned business. Execute like a startup running out of money tomorrow.

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