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Rat nur von Leuten annehmen, die haben, was du willst

Eine Regel dafür, wessen Ratschläge man ernst nehmen sollte: nur von Menschen, die das bereits erreicht haben, was man selbst anstrebt.

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If They Don’t Have What You Want, Don’t Take Their Advice
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Was du mitnimmst

  • Kritik von Leuten ignorieren, die nicht das haben, was man selbst erreichen will.
  • Verschiedene Menschen haben verschiedene Ziele, deshalb passt nicht jeder Lebensstil zu jedem.
  • Er zeigt nur, wie er lebt, und sagt niemandem, wie er leben soll.
  • Zehn Jahre auf Partys und Freizeit verzichtet zu haben, war für ihn der Preis für seinen Erfolg.

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0:00Have you said anything that's recently gotten backlash? >> I think I had a a LinkedIn post that got taken a little bit out of context. So, those I have somebody who writes my LinkedIn, but it's my it's my words, but he took it from like a podcast like this and just took it there and then just took an image and put it together. >> Um, and it was it was basically like, hey, for 10 years, uh, I didn't like go to football games. I didn't play fantasy. I didn't go out. Um, and I like skipped friends weddings. like do whatever it takes to get where you want to go, right? And the amount of people that were like so two two different big backlashes. So backlash one was just like this guy's hustle porn. Like all he wants to do is tell people to sacrifice and I'll I'll address that in a second.

0:44And then the other was like what kind of life would you like I would never skip a friend's wedding. Like this guy's priorities are all out of whack or whatever. And so both of them come down I think kind of like the do you do you have an issue with somebody's business is like do I have an issue with how someone lives their life? No. It's like different different destinations. Like there's a there's a guy um who like is probably a lifestyle entrepreneur and likes to like talk [ __ ] about my stuff and like I make in like a week what he's made makes in a year and he's a big you know whatever and and all I can think of when I say is like we have different goals dude [laughter] like we have different goals like I don't like of course like it's like looking at professional bodybuilder like and he's like well I trained twice a day and I weigh all my food and like I get massages and I do stretching and it takes me about five or six hours a day to do, you know, all the bodybuilding stuff that I do. And then some CrossFitter is like, "That's ridiculous.

1:46I only work out three days a week. This guy is trying to give you bodybuilding porn." It's like, bro, he's way bigger than you and he has different goals than you do. And so, um, it's just this whole idea of like should I us of like they shouldn't do that, they should do it my way, which fundamentally just is like I have my life is based on my preferences and their life is based on theirs. Duh. And so, um, if you want to go to your friend's weddings, by all means, go to your friend's weddings. I don't care.

2:11You know what I mean? Like, if you want to have a dog, have a dog. Like, I I share the things and like I the one line that I I repeat over and again is is like my life is a documentary, not a sermon. I'm not telling people to do things the way I do them. I just share what has worked for me and if it works for you, great. And if it doesn't, I love you. I love you all the same. >> Where I see a lot of the backlash is just because it comes off as dogma for everybody. Sure. But if you added the stipulation of like to those that want to build a successful business, but that's also not necessarily like you don't need to cater to the people that aren't going to listen.

2:40>> You put long disclosures at the end of every one of your posts. It's like I can't if I put all the disclosures in my tweets, I wouldn't have tweets. I would just have disclosures. So it's one I think I think Nal said something about this but basically it's like [gasps] for a post to get reach it will have to have some sort of level of polarity and to have a level of polarity you have to remove context and so it's basically like you can have complete context and no one can see it or you can be willing to stand on one line of gray and say now for me if if more people were willing to delay gratification a little longer um because they saw some of my stuff rather than take immediate reward I can live with that. Real quick, I'm going to show you the exact 10-stage road map from zero to 100 million plus that less than 1% of companies finish. I've now done multiple times. And so, I can say with a lot of confidence that these are the stages as headcount increases that you need to get through. And I broke each of these down by eight different functions of the business, what the constraint feels like, like what are the symptoms of it when you're going through it, and then what steps we actually took to graduate. And we've done this across software, physical products, uh, service businesses, brickandmortar, all of this.

3:45and it works. And it's my gift to you. It's absolutely free. And so the link's in the description, but you just go acquisition.com/roadmap. Just enter your info and it'll spit it right back to you.