Sublime

to become and sustain success more frequently than

In business and in life, we all start off entrepreneurially.

You don’t need customer relationship management geekware to build a roster of 3-8 clients. (One of your goals for the next 100 days.) You don’t need inbound marketing wizardry to put 1,000 names into your sales funnel. (Although some of its ideas will help.) And you don’t need to plan out a twelve-touch customer journey to hit a 1% conversion rate.

“Where’s the place you can have the biggest impact with the money?” Bill and Melinda Gates are living proof of the power of the ONE Thing.

To experience extraordinary results, be a maker in the morning and a manager in the afternoon.

Thinking big is essential to extraordinary results. Success requires action, and action requires thought. But here’s the catch—the only actions that become springboards to succeeding big are those informed by big thinking to begin with.

Keller and Papasan make an ironclad case that we should be more focused on making the accomplishment of future tasks easier instead of simply getting as many tasks done today as possible.

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“What’s the ONE Thing I can do / such that by doing it / everything else will be easier or unnecessary?”