Imagine spending time on a project… your project, your business… or working for others.

It does not matter.

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You get momentum.

Things are going relatively well.

You’re working hard.

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Now imagine that you add a little bit more of work.

Like answering to more than four or five Team messages a day… or doing another meeting… or another Power Point.

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The exact same action that takes you to the next level in one situation will sink you in another.

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And yet, people don’t get it.

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If someone else does something that works, they copy it.

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They never eliminate—only pile more on top of what they were already doing.

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They make to-do lists with 300 new ideas they’ll “start next month”... plus a few more they’ll tack on during the week.

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Do, do, do. Stuff, stuff, stuff.

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Stuff that has zero impact.

Stuff no one cares about.

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Then they beat themselves up for everything they should be doing but aren’t.

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And wonder who they can hire to “do more.”

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Without realizing the real answer is: do just one thing.

Only one.

One that works.

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And I know, that sounds crazy.

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I get it.

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Because that’s the hard part—choosing that one thing.

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But they don’t know how to choose.

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If they see someone they admire doing something, they want to do it too—the same way.

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And months go by.

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Years go by.

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And those they copy—people who do know how to choose—end up multiplying their results by a hundred.

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While the copiers are still stuck where they were when they started mimicking.

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Well…

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It may be one thing or just 15… but not 300.

This is what I explain below.
The exact method winners use to deliver successfully.

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Once you realize how valuable these things are, you’ll stop everything you’re doing.
You’ll take a breath.
And you’ll pick one thing, and then another from this list… and that’s it.

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The one after another thing that will take you to the next level.

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