“Complexity is the enemy of execution.” This is the trick. We think we can’t do something when in reality we have no idea what it takes.

the everyday, that’s where my real life occurs.

If we’re going to live like this is our whole life, we need to put our money where our beliefs are and invest in getting our time back.

These are the underlying meanings when someone says, “I don’t have enough time.” My environment is filled with inefficiencies, barriers and triggers that are sucking up my valuable time. I am ambitious and have high standards, but I don’t know exactly how to structure my day and week to tackle everything. My ambition has clouded my understanding of

Tidying up is not a small change. Figuring out the cause of the consistent mess and addressing it is the small change. Having a system in place that keeps our place tidy is worth looking into.

To get started on the changes I cover in this book, you’re going to have to address your number one barrier: time. Remember that life takes practice so here’s how you can start. Practicing: With your newfound awareness, move through your day recognizing your misperceptions or misuse of time. This will slow you down for about a week, but that’s what

One of the biggest questions that has impacted my life is asking “what are they doing that I’m not doing?”

Remember this and repeat it to yourself over and over until it sticks: There is no failure. You just haven’t found your answer yet.

Step 2: What You Need Figure out what you need to get what you want. Follow the chain.