How to Win Everyday
Summary
- I believe in committing to repetitive actions daily, even without immediate rewards. This consistent effort is what leads to success.
- Focus on winning each day rather than just the end goal. Make daily victories your primary aim.
- Many people start their careers on a whim, often through random opportunities, which can shape their long-term path.
- Dedicate yourself to being excellent at your tasks. As you improve through practice, you'll grow to enjoy what you do more.
- The secret to liking what you do is getting good at it through repetition and dedication.
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How To Take Action
I suggest implementing daily habits. Doing small, repetitive tasks every single day leads to success. Don’t focus too far ahead. Just win today. Aim for today’s victory, not the end goal.
One great way to start is by making a daily checklist. List out three important tasks you need to complete by the end of the day. This could be as simple as calling two clients, posting on social media, or reading a chapter of a business book. Seeing those checkmarks at the end of the day gives a sense of accomplishment and keeps you motivated.
Focus on getting better at what you do. Pick one skill related to your business or personal growth and spend 30 minutes daily practicing it. Over time, you’ll notice improvement, and this will make you enjoy the task more. Whether it’s public speaking, writing, or learning a new software, incremental progress adds up.
Remember how you got into your first job? Maybe it was random, but it shaped your path. Embrace those opportunities. Continuously dedicate time to get better at your tasks. As you improve, you'll find yourself enjoying your work more.
Commit to being excellent. Excellence comes from dedication and practice. The more you practice, the better you get, and the more you enjoy it. Apply this to everything you do, whether it’s a simple task or a complex project.
In short, win the small battles each day, practice your skills, embrace opportunities, and strive for excellence. These small steps will lead to big wins in your business and personal growth.
Full Transcript
the commitment to the repetitive actions that you have to do day in day out without reward making that the W gets you there and I think the long term is that you just make that the W period you're not thinking about getting there you just win every day and you think that will serve most most people think about like the first job you ever got it was probably just like on a whim somebody told you there was a thing and then you find yourself 10 years later like off a tree branch uh from this this first path of career that you got into dedicating yourself to being excellent and doing the repetitive tasks you get better at the thing and then you tend to like the things when you get better at them
