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A pattern I've noticed in successful people is
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that they disappear from the world for months at a time to force pure focus on themselves and their vision.
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They laser in on one meaningful goal and make it a reality.
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I don't say this to sound arrogant,
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but I've never really had a problem with knowing what I want in the future.
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When I hear people say,
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I don't know what I want,
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what I think they're saying is that,
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I don't want to do the work it takes to get what I want.
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It's not that you don't know what you want.
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It's that you know what you don't want already Meaning you know what you want
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and are hiding from what it takes to get away from it I've always known what I've wanted
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because it's extremely simple to observe society and Discern good from bad.
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I know that I don't want a job I hate work.
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I hate a body.
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I hate a partner I hate a mind that hates me
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and from
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that alone It's easy to figure out what I had to
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do become an entrepreneur no matter how many times I fail
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It took seven failures gain the power to get rid of work I don't want to do with writing
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and social media for leverage go to the gym
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and work on my nutrition for my body
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and Allow those three things to open up more opportunities in every domain of life
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Then let that path create a peaceful mind from the progressive overload of responsibility
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Weights feel lighter as you get stronger
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Everybody knows that some form of this path is what they are meant to do to improve themselves
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so they aren't stuck in a life that they don't want.
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Your psyche craves actualization and transcendence.
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The depth of your being wants these things,
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but your ego is distracted by things it thinks it wants.
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And that's the problem.
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You don't have a way to focus your mind.
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You don't have a plan for the future that holds more gravity than the distractions in your life.
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So you struggle to maintain a long-term time horizon and get trapped in never-ending short-term stress-inducing tasks.
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How would it feel to have one single framework that would determine the entirety of your success,
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one that you can refer to whenever you feel lost?
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That's what we're going to talk about.
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You need a plan because if you don't have one,
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society does, and they've been planning your life for decades.
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That is a quote from my book, The Art of Focus.
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Now, before we dive into what I call the 12 rules of creation,
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let's just get very practical for a second.
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Grab a notebook, write out exactly what you want in your future,
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don't miss a detail.
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Then break it down into goals,
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decades, years, months, weeks, and days.
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Every day, write down the three levers you can move to create your vision.
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A dream without clarity is a nightmare.
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You've been assigned goals since the day you were born.
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These goals went on to frame how you view the world because your goals compose your identity.
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You learned skills to achieve those goals,
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you registered opportunities in alignment with those goals,
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Everything you experience in life is through the lens of the conscious
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or unconscious goals guiding the systems being formed in your head.
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If we want to build a life of meaning,
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money, and impact, we must pursue our ideal future,
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create a story worth telling,
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and pass that path to those who are ready to receive it.
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After a decade of dancing between creative success and failure,
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I've created a framework that will bring you success in anything that you do.
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I created this framework through multidisciplinary study and pulling together principles and patterns from marketing,
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sales, human behavior, peak performance,
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psychology, stories, games, and the structure of billion-dollar companies,
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successful product development, and anything involved in the process of creating and distributing value.
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You will be using this as the guiding light of your life.
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You will be using this when you want to change your life.
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You will be using this when you want to start a business.
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You will be using this
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when you want to build a product you will be using this
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when you want to write a tweet when you want to create a newsletter
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when you want to write a landing page
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when you want to have a beneficial conversation with someone else
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you're going to use this anytime you do absolutely anything so
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that you make sure you are creating something
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and not doing something that's already been done the first rule
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or step is an anti-vision this is the bane of your existence the life that you do not want to live.
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A positive fear mechanism that kicks you into action.
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Start a running note of experiences you do not want to repeat.
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The material you don't care to learn,
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the work you don't care to complete,
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the arguments you don't wish to have,
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you won't get rid of them in an instant.
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You are meant to identify them as problems to be solved.
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This is what you do in business when you create a product is you identify a problem and you create a solution.
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You can't change unless you are aware of a problem.
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You aren't going to change unless you are brutally aware of how that problem impacts your life.
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The second rule is having a vision because if you don't have a vision you are lost.
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You can't create outcomes so you are doomed to the mechanical living of determined outcomes.
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Every decision you make in any domain of your life needs to be filtered through a vision.
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That is how you bring meaning to your actions and how you minimize distractions.
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Write down exactly what you want out of life don't miss a detail
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but realize this is an iterative process you won't get it right the first time around
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and you probably never will and that's not the point of it either
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so just spend 30 minutes creating a minimum viable vision for whatever it is
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that you're trying to create start with your life your life's vision
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and then come back to it often to add subtract remove anything
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that you want in there
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or don't want in there rule three is your mission your Your mission is the most important thing in your life.
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It is the bridge between what you do and what you don't want,
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your vision and your anti-vision.
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Anything that does not align with your mission is to be treated as a distraction.
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Your mission evolves with awareness of new beliefs, opportunities, and knowledge.
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Your mission requires faith.
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You can't see the next step unless you take the first,
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and once you do, the second may be completely different from anything you could have imagined.
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Rule 4 is standards.
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You aren't where you want to be because you are okay with where you are.
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You don't submit to your situation.
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You accept it so you can move forward.
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Standards are absorbed from your environment.
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The friends you hang out with,
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the books you read, the media you consume,
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the parents who raise you,
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the teachers who knew it all.
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All of these things create standards in your head that help filter information so that you can make decisions.
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If your standards for how much money you have in your bank account is $10,
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dollars, you aren't going to register anything over $10 as a problem.
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And that overlaps with your nutrition.
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If you are only okay with having $10 in your bank account,
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then you're probably okay with eating junk food every single day.
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It doesn't matter whether you can or can't do these things like afford nutritious food.
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It matters if you're okay with it and are doing something to change it
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because you can be okay with being broke and having a terrible car,
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but that just sets you up for failure.
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You're not going to actually change because you're not aware of it as a problem
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because you need awareness of the problem in order to create a solution.
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You're not aware of the car that you have as a problem.
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So you just wait for a catastrophic event to happen.
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And then you have to spend more money to fix the problem because it blows up out of nowhere.
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And now you're screwed royally in for a long amount of time until that normalizes.
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And unless you use that as a moment to change your life,
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you're just going to sit out the pain until it comes back to equilibrium,
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and then you're going to go back to being okay with having $10 in your bank account
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and never changing because you didn't see the catastrophe as an actual problem,
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and you didn't believe in yourself enough to change it.
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Rule five is goals.
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Big goals are for direction.
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Small goals are for clarity.
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You don't need motivation when the task in front of you is so stupidly simple that you can't help but complete it.
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Break down your vision into goals by decade,
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year, month, week, and day.
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They are your guide, not your master.
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Be stubborn with vision and loose with details.
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Your goals will change as you do.
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Be okay with that.
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And remember that we're writing all of this down.
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If you aren't writing anything down right now, what are you doing?
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Rule six is projects.
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Learning comes from struggle, not memorization.
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You need a series of tangible products to build that will actualize your vision.
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So, turn your goals into projects,
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architect an outline, determine milestones,
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set deadlines, and map out areas of research.
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Build, then learn.
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Start the project, expose your lack of knowledge and skill,
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and use that as a reference point for your education.
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Rule 7 is just that, education.
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You aren't where you want to be because you aren't as smart as you think you are.
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With every project, there is a skill set and mindset required to complete the project,
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meaning you need education in order to achieve your goals and to actually complete the project towards your vision.
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Daily self-education must become a cornerstone habit in your life.
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If you stop learning, you stop evolving.
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Opportunities stop presenting themselves and you get trapped in your current stage of development.
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Education is the fuel for experimentation,
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and without experimentation, you are doing what other people tell you to do.
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Rule eight is limitations.
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A fool becomes rich at the expense of everything good in life.
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A creative becomes rich at the expense of his choice.
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Limitations on your goals force creativity.
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The question is, what are you not willing to sacrifice to achieve your goals?
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So the creative challenge appears when you attempt to achieve your goals without betraying your vision.
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You can become rich without sacrificing your family.
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You can become healthy without sacrificing your work.
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You can become valuable without sacrificing what makes life worth living.
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Rule nine is levers.
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Every day, you need priority tasks that move the needle toward your projects,
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goals, and vision from the ground up.
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These are often seen as boring fundamentals unless you cultivate a sense of mastery behind what you do.
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You see every day as a practice and a process rather than an outcome or else it becomes boring.
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Do what needs to be done but grip your vision as the anchor into the unknown.
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If you aren't making progress,
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it's because you aren't moving levers,
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even if you think you are.
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Writing, as an example, is one of my main levers in my business.
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I need to write a book to produce.
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I need to write newsletters.
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I need to write content.
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I need to write emails.
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I need to write responses to clients and students and just people in business.
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Writing is literally the only thing I do for the first two to three hours of the day.
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So that's one thing.
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If you're trying to build a business,
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especially an online business, and you aren't writing and you aren't getting it in front of people,
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then you're not making progress.
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This is why I got rid of my other courses before this.
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And now I sell to our writer.
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And what we help people personally with in Cortex University is because that's the one thing.
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That's the main catalyst.
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And I feel weird for selling anything else before I sell that,
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because that's the one thing that's going to make the impact.
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Rule 10 is challenge.
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When a novice plays against the master,
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neither of them have fun.
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It's not enjoyable.
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The novice becomes anxious while the master becomes bored.
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When your skill is the perfect match for the challenge of a situation,
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the world goes quiet and you move forward with grace.
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Challenge is the source of enjoyment.
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Enjoyment is found on the tightrope between boredom and anxiety,
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at the edge of your abilities.
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The path to meaningful living is often found in a simple shift in perspective.
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Rule 11 is curiosity.
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In other words, be willing to steer off course and discover new potential.
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Because it is too easy to lock ourselves in a mechanical routine like the one we were trying to escape.
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Be curious.
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Dive deep into your interests.
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Let few questions go unanswered.
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Avoid getting locked into paradigms and beliefs that narrow your mind on one idolized path.
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Your vision is like a battery.
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You must fuel it with experience, education, and misdirection.
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Rule 12.
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The final rule is experimentation.
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If you only do the same thing as everyone else,
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you are bound to the results of everyone else.
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So, research processes that others teach,
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the ones they have seen success with.
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Try multiple techniques to see which ones get you the best results.
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Create your own process that you can stay consistent with.
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In fitness, try different training and nutrition programs.
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In relationships, try therapy or self-help books.
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In business, try cold outreach or organic content.
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Avoid becoming dogmatic about the single right way.
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Because there is no right way.
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There is only your way because people can't teach you what to do,
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how to write, how to start a business.
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They can only teach you how they did it.
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When you are lost, run through all 12 of those rules.
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When your relationships are failing, run through that process.
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When your business won't get off the ground, run through that process.
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When you feel lost, run through that process.
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Every successful interaction with reality starts and ends with a clear image of what they want,
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clarity on how to achieve it,
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and creative execution to acquire rare results.
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Now, let's end this off by understanding how to make better decisions
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because now you have a framework But how do you actually act you feel terrible
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because your future self is watching your every move
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and they don't like what they see You aren't where you want to be
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because you didn't make the choices
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that led to a purposeful career You didn't make the choices
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that led to fulfilling relationships You didn't make the choices
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that led to a healthy
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and aesthetic body you right now are the manifestation of your past choices
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So
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if you want to take control of who you become your choices are the most important thing in this world
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So there are two things here one is who you want to become
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so perspective and zooming out into the future Two is the choices
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that will take you there Which is perception
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and zooming in the good life is created by constant reminder of your vision
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and programming the identity That would actualize it through aligned action better decisions come from perspective and perception Every day,
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zoom out and remind yourself of what you don't want.
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You don't need to focus on what you want because that will make itself apparent through your choices.
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Hold that frame at the top of your mind.
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Do not allow distractions to penetrate it.
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Anytime a choice comes up, zoom out and align.
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Will this benefit the future I am trying to create?
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Then, be decisive.
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Make the decision.
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Allow failure into your life so you can correct your behavior the next time around.
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Awareness is a cure.
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You don't have to quit all of your bad habits.
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You just have to view them and their consequences through the lens of your vision for long enough.
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