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Do what you said you would do, when you said you would do it, the way you said you would do it.

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I laughed at the thought of a spin bike with electric pedal assistance. Maybe a gap in the market? Only available to people of age 🦾.

Sylvester McNutt III urges us to stop overthinking: “Overthinking is the biggest waste of human energy. Trust yourself, make a decision, and gain more experience. There is no such thing as perfect. You cannot think your way into perfection, just take action.”

@Harvardbiz posted on X how to put more hours back in your day: 1. Automate what you can. 2. Outsource what you can. 3. Don't meet when a Slack or email will do. 4. Stop treating all decisions like big decisions. 5. Bundle unpleasant tasks with enjoyable ones.

Great outcomes aren't built on great days, but on consistent ones. You can't just count the days when it's easy. Each day moves you closer to the goal. No day is a hero; no day is a villain. Perfect days don't compound. Consistent ones do.

Don’t forget to touch grass! 🌿

@ericdjav posted on X: Being a solo founder is lonely. - Your friends don’t get it. - Your family thinks it’s a hobby. - And some days, you doubt yourself too. Keep going. The best things take time.

A dead-simple framework Dickie Bush (@dickiebush) uses to explain any concept: The 3x3 Template: • Define the “What” • Outline “How” in 3 steps • Explain “Why” with 3 reasons He feeds this template to ChatGPT and now reaches his first drafts 80% faster.

Consider this a digital hug from a stranger!

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Going all in on something for a month gets better results than dabbling in it for a decade. The dabbler spreads their energy over many things. The focused person concentrates their effort on one. The most dangerous competitor is the one with a single goal.