Hi all, I got an expense paid trip given to me to race a BMW at BMWs performance track. It’s an 11-5pm gig. Can someone lead tomorrow?

Are you all open to going back to book learning? While I love Ben’s stuff, it gets stale. Or maybe it’s just me. If it’s a “YES,” I’d like to suggest a book that I’ve enjoyed: Beyond Belief: The Science-Backed Way to Stop Limiting Yourself and Achieve Breakthrough Results (released March 10, 2026) by Nir Eyal, with Julie Li, explores how hidden, self-limiting beliefs dictate our actions and offers science-backed methods to replace them. It introduces the "Three Powers of Belief"—Attention, Anticipation, and Agency—to help readers reshape their mental models for improved health, relationships, and career success. If “Yes,” but a different book, provide your suggestion in the comments.

We will discuss a couple of quick updates. Let's Go!!!! 1. Beyond Belief: Nir Eyal (book we will integrate with Ben's work) 2. Kuldeep is doing an AI presentation during Tuesday's Coffee Call next week.

I started using the Eisenhower Matrix several months ago and it has been a game changer for how I plan my week. Here is what it showed me fast: most of the things I was treating as urgent were not actually important. I was just conditioned to react to them. The matrix forces one simple question for everything on your list: Is it important? Is it urgent? 🚨 Do Now — Important and urgent. Critical decisions, people issues, live fires. 🗓️ Schedule — Important, not urgent. Strategy, team development, culture, planning, reflection. 👥 Delegate — Urgent, not important. Routine requests, approvals, admin follow-up. ❌ Eliminate — Not urgent, not important. Distractions, low-value meetings, reactive busywork. What used to take me a week I am now compressing into a day. Not because I am working more hours. Because I finally know what actually deserves my attention. Fifteen minutes on Monday morning or a Sunday night. That is the whole system. Try it and tell me what lands on your eliminate list. I am curious what you find.