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doing more doesn't always mean getting more done.
a lot of us fall into the trap of thinking we need to do more. - more posts. - more calls. - more content. - more hours. - more tasks. but the real question is: are you doing the right things? not every activity has the same return. there might be 10 things you could spend your time on, but maybe 1 of them actually moves you forward significantly. that’s the one you should be focusing on. the goal isn't to fill your day with activity. it's to figure out: "what is the one thing I can do consistently that gives me the biggest return on my time and effort?" find that → focus on it → get good at it → repeat. you don't necessarily need to work harder. you need to get better at identifying what actually matters. more activity ≠ more progress. better activity = better results. what are your thoughts on this?
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doing more doesn't always mean getting more done.
UPDATE: AUTUMN -26
Hey Team 🙌 Summer is definitely over in Sweden and we are looking into the next steps for our Public Speaking efforts =) If you want a significant change in your communication, speaking and presentations this fall and winter, I have a proposition.. Let me know in the poll if you want more information or send me a DM, I don't want to spam messages in here. //Lucas 🫡
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\Hello everyone! 👋 I completely understand. I'm also from the UK and have had quite an interesting journey in the business world. I've tried different things over the years, including dropshipping with Shopify and real estate. Unfortunately, the real estate venture didn't work out: I ended up bankrupt and even lost my property. It was a very difficult time, and I also went through a period of depression. Luckily, I discovered dropshipping with Shopify as an additional income stream, and it completely changed things for me. I'm currently making around $42,000 a month with it, while also running my main business. I'm not sharing this to brag, but to show that setbacks don't necessarily mean the end of the road. Sometimes they can become a turning point. If anyone is interested in learning something new, I'd be happy to share the strategy and lessons that helped me generate consistent income with Shopify. If you're interested, just leave a comment below and I'll be happy to share it.this is my whatsapp contact +16615770343 you can send me amessage there and mention your name so i can know you are from the community i post on and mention my so i can know it not a spam message
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I’m 37, I Left the Life I Was Settling For Now I’m Building the Life My Kids Deserve.
At 35, I can honestly say I’m living the life I once dreamed about. I started my online business because I wanted more freedom, more time with my kids, and a better future for my family. The journey wasn’t easy. I had to learn, make mistakes, stay consistent, and keep pushing even when things felt slow. Today, my business has given me the freedom to take better care of my family and build the future I want for my kids. I’m still growing, but I’m grateful for how far I’ve come. What would your ideal life look like if you stopped settling for less?
I’m 37, I Left the Life I Was Settling For Now I’m Building the Life My Kids Deserve.
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