Becoming Wise

1.Doing something unimportant well does not make it important
2.Requiring a lot of time does not make a task important
Remember: What you do is more important than how you do it. Efficiency is useless unless applied to the right things.

The father of the cyberspace. Famed for his works written in the final quarter of the 20th century.
Many of us are reluctant to venture into new opportunities because we are unaware of their full potential.
When we come across these opportunities it’s important we give them a serious attempt at success.

Being busy is a form of laziness. Focus on the most direct steps toward progress.
Eliminate the rest then Execute.

Read that again!!!
Doing more becomes less when tasks you’re completing aren’t relevant to your goals.
Eliminate unnecessary tasks which don’t progressively impact goals while focusing solely on those that amplify progress.

Henry Ford on Customer Choice.
By eliminating variation in the Model T, Ford was able to keep his overhead low, niche down, and achieve his “minimum viable offer”
Often times, as early entrepreneurs, we fall victim to trying to overdiversify to expand reach overserve our audience.
By utilizing Ford’s strategy we can achieve maximum efficiency and effectiveness.

Become comfortable with being uncomfortable.
This is the best space for growth.
Make that phone call you’ve been ignoring!
Meet with a person you been avoiding seeing!
Take that risk you’re afraid of failing!

Don’t mistake expertise for endowment. Follow your path and cherish the journey.

Working harder and longer isn’t gonna get you that big payday! Set goals with short timelines!Benchmark progress! Execute!

Don’t just be different for difference sake. Different is better when it is more effective or more fun!
Remember: Success leaves clues. Don’t reinvent the wheel!