Mastering the art of learning is 90% of the battle; it equips you with skills to adapt, innovate, and conquer new challenges.
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I’m a note taker. I write on:
- Post-it Note
- Notion
- Apple Notes
- Notebooks
- TextEdits
- Google Docs
It's not how many systems you build.
It's how many systems you're able to run.
Your unique ability to process information is a remarkable skill that sets you apart from others.
Embrace this talent, as it empowers you to think creatively and solve problems in innovative ways.
Be comfortable to start messy.
Take things one day at a time.
Show up, even when it's hard.
Cut the Non-Essentials.
Assess your commitments, tasks, habits, and mindsets. Let go of some, even temporarily. Not everything is urgent.
Prioritize what's important and delay the rest.
Clear the clutter to focus on what truly matters.
From the book "The E-Myth Revisited":
"If your business depends on you, you don’t own a business; you have a job."
Document what you do and how you do it. That way, when you're building your team, it's easier to train and delegate.
Don't know where to start? Get my guide:
If you're looking for analytics for your Notion workspace. It's only available for enterprise plans.
When you gain experience, confidence will follow.
Do you have regrets when your decision's outcome is influenced by something unforeseen?
Don’t, because you made the decision with the data available at the time.
If you want to grow, you’ve got do these:
• Learn to communicate
• Learn to write
• Learn to sell
Master these skills, and watch your success story unfold.
Figuring out how to start is one thing, but following through on a chosen path takes more than just motivation.
You need discipline, accountability, and systems.
I sometimes deconstruct my burger, especially when it's too tall.
This habit came from my long-standing role as a quality analyst, which requires being detail-oriented and organized.
It keeps me sane and prevents me from messing up the burger.
Reading books
Taking courses
Engaging with the community
1-on-1 Mentorship
These methods work only if you act on the insights you gain. The best way to retain knowledge still is through practice and execution.
I've been in the Notion template business for three years, but I haven't reached USD 20,000 in sales yet.
I regret focusing solely on product creation and neglecting sales and marketing.
Are you a new creator?
Focus on developing sales skills first, you'll thank yourself later.
The best way to generate sales is to conduct market research first.
Without knowing your market, it becomes challenging to determine targeting, positioning, pricing, communication strategies, and ways to maximize buying triggers.
If you cannot present your ideas in a clear, understandable way, you do not understand it.
Cut the Non-Essentials.
Assess your commitments, tasks, habits, and mindsets. Let go of some, even temporarily. Not everything is urgent.
Prioritize what's important and delay the rest.
Clear the clutter to focus on what truly matters.
If you don't keep your email inboxes clean, you'll either:
• Drown in all of the emails
• Miss important emails
Inbox zero is the way!
From the book "The E-Myth Revisited":
"If your business depends on you, you don’t own a business; you have a job."
Document what you do and how you do it. That way, when you're building your team, it's easier to train and delegate.
Don't know where to start? Get my guide:
Anything you learn can become content.
• A book you read
• A lecture you watched
• A podcast you listened to
By shifting your identity from consumer to a creator, you begin to consume with the intention to create.
Just discovered the magic of storytelling in emails!
You might think storytelling in emails is overdone.
People love relatable stories, especially about the little things.
Your emails don’t need to be about groundbreaking events.
They just need to be about something real.
Revamp processes by tackling real challenges.
Ask the team and collaborate for solutions.
Relying on AI without fundamental skills and understanding is problematic.
It leads to a lack of critical thinking and wisdom.
Thank you @calcom for being a great platform
When they say invest in yourself, it's not about money; it's mostly about time. Time to heal, learn, and train. Invest time in yourself.
Willing to learn is not enough...
You need to know how to learn...
