Beat 99% Of People
Summary
- Beating 99% of people is simple but not easy. Show up early and prepare the night before.
- Remembering everyone's name is important. It shows respect and helps build connections.
- Say no to opportunities that don't add value to your life. Focus on what truly matters.
- Follow up quickly and multiple times. Consistent engagement shows commitment.
- Deliver value in every interaction. Make sure the other person gains something positive.
- Avoid making the same mistake twice. Learn from errors and improve continuously.
- Being advanced comes from doing the basics consistently and at a large scale. That's how you win.
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How To Take Action
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I would suggest implementing a habit of preparing the night before. Lay out your tasks, plan your day, and organize your materials. This simple step saves time and reduces stress in the morning.
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A good way to build strong relationships is by remembering and using people's names. Practice this by repeating names when introduced, and use them in your conversations. It shows respect and builds stronger connections.
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Be selective about the opportunities you take. Ask yourself whether they truly add value to your life or divert you from your goals. Focus on what aligns with your mission.
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Follow up quickly and more than once if needed. If you meet someone or start a new project, reach out soon after. Keeping consistent contact shows you’re committed and reliable.
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Deliver value in each interaction. Whether it's a meeting, an email, or a casual conversation, think about what the other person can gain from it. This doesn’t have to take much time; sometimes, a kind word or helpful tip is enough.
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Avoid repeating mistakes by reflecting on what went wrong and why. Write down any lessons learned to ensure you apply them in the future.
- Remember that doing the basics consistently and at a larger scale is key. Ensure you're prioritizing consistency in all tasks, no matter how small. This is the foundation for long-term success.
