I was reading this article by Dr. Benjamin Hardy and he says: "Leadership is primarily about what you DON'T do. Steve Jobs said, "Innovation is saying no to 1,000 things." Warren Buffett said, "The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything." The same is true of organizations. The most successful organizations understand that strategy is primarily about what the organization DOESN'T do. Strategy requires leaving the wrong money on the table, knowing such "opportunities" will cost you 10x compared to going deep." Let that sink in for a moment - what are you doing that's costing you time, money and effort and you're not realizing it? It's hard to kill our darlings even when they are killing us.

If you’re not feeling great, what’s one thing you can do to find some momentum? If you’re on a roll, tell us about it. How can you keep the momentum going?

I've been using AI to facilitate the review process each week, month and quarter. So far it has helped me go deeper, but it was still a 3 hour process today. I'll expedite it in future months. Regardless, here is my November 1-page. Have you done your November review yet?

https://youtu.be/-wC_Oosh1Mw?si=MlMVCPhYP7EN83ji

“Suppose tonight, while you’re sleeping, a miracle happens and your problems are solved. When you wake up tomorrow, what will be the signs that things have suddenly got better?”