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01 “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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02 Alternative Schooling In India
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03 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.
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04 Think in weeks instead of days and time suddenly feels much more valuable | 1 187 | 5 | Loading... |
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07 life hack: suspend all “thinking” until you’ve mastered consistency | 1 531 | 7 | Loading... |
08 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. | 1 584 | 11 | Loading... |
09 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. | 1 521 | 10 | Loading... |
10 Your body is like a house:
Build a strong foundation through sleep, movement, and nutrition.
Give it renovations through weight lifting, cardio, and eating high protein. | 1 469 | 7 | Loading... |
11 There are 5 Types of Hard Work... and it helps to know that No. 4 & 5 work better in business than No. 1 & 2...
👉🏼 The First kind is “Labour” based. You put in more effort, more intensity, more hours, and more inputs to gain an output compared to others.
👉🏼 The Second kind is “Efficiency” based. With the same inputs as of the first... You stay more focused for longer, remove distractions, and find smarter ways to either get the same output with the same inputs, or reduce inputs to get the same output.
This is what the Industrial Revolution taught us, and most family businesses teach their next generation. It stems from the thought process of factories and delegation to cheap labour.
👉🏼 The Third kind is “Consistency” based. You do simple things for so long that it outlasts everyone else. It creates an unmatched compounding in your skills, your brand, your reputation and your heritage. You’ve increased the Duration.
This is my favourite and the most timeless, which should be used with all forms of hard work from 1 to 5. This is how brands are built, and compounding kicks into business results.
👉🏼 The Fourth kind is “Opportunity” based. You spot newer opportunities better than the competition and do it faster than others grab on to them.
This is when someone tries new things relentlessly, by learning new skills consistently, without letting failure beat them down.
👉🏼 The Fifth kind is “Leverage” based. You find a new technology or platform that creates huge leverage and propels you way ahead of others because you’re using a new tool that others haven’t adapted to.
Businesses are created by working hard on 4 and 5.
Unfortunately, most keep looking in 1 and 2.
Regardless of what you pick, don’t give up on the No. 3
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12 Today, with the cost of creating content being close to zero, people can share an incredible amount of content. This has sparked my curiosity about the concept of long shelf life versus short shelf life. While much of what we see and hear quickly becomes obsolete, there are timeless ideas or even pieces of music that can remain relevant for decades or even centuries.
For example, we’re witnessing a resurgence of Stoicism, with many of Marcus Aurelius’s insights still resonating thousands of years later. This makes me wonder: what are the most unintuitive, yet enduring ideas that aren’t frequently discussed today but might have a long shelf life? Also, what are we creating now that will still be valued and discussed hundreds or thousands of years from today?
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13 alternative education philosophy endeavours to fit the process of learning to the
child’s inclinations, interests and abilities.
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14 Dear friends,
We are living through immensely difficult and trying times. The violence and destruction of this terrible war has caused unimaginable suffering and hardship. Our hearts go out to all those who have lost loved ones, been displaced from their homes, or had their lives shattered by this senseless conflict.
In the midst of such darkness, it is natural to feel despair, anger, and hopelessness. The path ahead seems uncertain and the challenges feel overwhelming. However, we must not lose heart.
Throughout history, humanity has endured great tragedies and emerged stronger on the other side. This tragic war will eventually end, and we must have faith that brighter days lie ahead.
We draw inspiration from the extraordinary resilience and courage being displayed by so many - the aid workers risking their lives to help civilians, the families who have welcomed refugees into their homes, and the people who have taken to the streets to protest this injustice.
Their compassion and humanity shines like a beacon, reminding us of our power to overcome hatred through love and unity.
Though the road will be long and arduous, we will rebuild from these ashes.
Let us stand together, united in our hopes for lasting peace and human dignity. Our shared dreams of a better world for our children must sustain us through this nightmare. We will emerge from this crucible scarred but wiser, more committed than ever to preventing such atrocities from happening again.
Have faith, my friends. This brutal war cannot extinguish the eternal flame of hope that burns in the human heart. By holding onto that hope and caring for one another, we will make it through this darkness into the light. Brighter days will come.
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15 naval on the right way to work
“We like to view the world as linear, which is: ‘I’m gonna put in 8 hours of work, I’m gonna get back 8 hours of output,’ right? It doesn’t work that way. What you do, who you do it with, and how you do it are way more important than how hard you work.
The right way to work is like a lion. We’re meant to hunt like lions. As an intellectual athlete, you want to function like an athlete. This means you train hard, then you sprint, then you rest, then you reassess. You get your feedback loop, you train some more, then you sprint again, then you rest, then you reassess.”
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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.@ebookscafe
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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
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Think in weeks instead of days and time suddenly feels much more valuable
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life hack: suspend all “thinking” until you’ve mastered consistency
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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.
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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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Your body is like a house:
Build a strong foundation through sleep, movement, and nutrition.
Give it renovations through weight lifting, cardio, and eating high protein.
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