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Stability of single focus: 🟡 Sunday (S5) S21:E2 · Inspirations for Your Life

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Your Life.
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So guys, let's go ahead and kick this
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now.
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This is Inspirations for Your Life.
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The master topic for the week, which we've
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been alluding to a little bit, I'm going
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to share that with you, it's a pretty
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good master topic.
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The master topic of the week is one
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that I think doesn't need a lot of
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introduction, but it's an important one, and that's
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how focus shapes daily performance.
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Okay, that's our master topic for the week.
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So this is Inspirations for Your Life.
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I'm John C.
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Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student, passionate
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lifelong learner, and now so grateful to be
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a published author.
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So welcome, everyone.
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Thank you so much for choosing to watch
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us live or for actually deciding to come
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back and watch us.
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So again, it's about stability, right?
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Stability is something I think that a lot
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of people, you know, they don't realize it,
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so what we're talking about here for the
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week is how basically focus shapes daily performance,
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but today's show, The Granular, is how focus
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shapes the daily performance, is basically our weekly,
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but this episode is really unique because what
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this episode targets, I'm going to call it
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the granular topic of the actual show, and
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that's the stability of single focus, okay?
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Stability of single focus.
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Series five, show 21, episode number two.
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Yes.
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Welcome, everyone.
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This episode of The Inspiration for Your Life
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explores how attention quality shapes thinking, execution, energy,
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and real-world performance across daily life.
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When focus is scattered, everything feels heavier and
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slower, but when attention becomes stable and intentional,
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clarity increases and decisions become easier and execution
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becomes more consistent.
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I think a lot of people don't realize
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that.
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They try to push through very hard and
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then they miss that single focus, and that
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improves the clarity instantly.
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Number one, when attention locks in, thinking becomes
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more structured and easier to follow.
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Sometimes people say, John, I don't like structure,
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and I hear you with that, but the
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other thing is when you have a structure
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and you follow it, you'll find that you
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have more freedom.
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I think that's a very important one for
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us to understand is that it helps us
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to become freer, but it's not something, ladies
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and gentlemen, that's just going to just happen
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overnight.
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It doesn't happen overnight.
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It happens when we become aware and we
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start to apply things in our life.
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I think that's the main moment there.
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Number two, mental noise begins to reduce naturally.
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The mind becomes quieter and more organized without
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constant distraction.
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That's a big key.
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Number three, decisions become faster and more precise.
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Less confusion leads to more confident action.
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Therefore, we take more of them.
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Number four, execution becomes more direct and intentional.
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Workflows with fewer interruptions and delays.
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I think a lot of times when we
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get delays, we get disappointed with ourselves saying,
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you know, I can't move on because there's
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a delay, but that doesn't mean anything there's
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a delay.
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That means that there's a reason that you
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need to pay attention to something, right?
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But I get that some people don't because
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they feel, well, they feel a little bit,
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let's say, taken back or stressed because they're
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not able to, you know, move to the
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next milestone.
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And I get why that can be a
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little bit frustrating.
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Number five, attention holds longer without effort.
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Focus becomes easier to maintain over time.
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And when we can do it with less
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effort, it's even easier.
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One example I can give you is, I
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always love swimming.
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And when I first started swimming, one of
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the things I had learned is that you
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had to hold your breath.
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Well, the more you practice, the more that
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you swim, you have to hold your breath.
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So the more that you do that, the
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easier it becomes, but it doesn't become easy
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overnight, guys.
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It takes time to actually do that.
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Okay.
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So that's a very important thing.
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I think a lot of people miss is
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that you can do these kinds of things
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very, very interestingly.
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All right.
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And when I say interestingly, I say this
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in a way that I feel a lot
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of people, you know, they don't get it.
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And the reason they don't get it, I'm
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going to tell you why they don't get,
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you want to know why?
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It's because they're focusing on something that is
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not aligned with their core values.
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That's it.
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It's not aligned with their core values.
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And because it's not aligned, you know what
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that means?
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It means that they're going to be a
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little bit lost.
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Okay.
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And they're going to be lost because of
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one reason.
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Do you know what that one reason is?
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I'm going to tell you.
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The one reason is that whatever's happening in
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life, people just, they feel that they're not
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on the right trajectory.
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The trajectory can do a lot of great
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things, but if you're not on that right
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path, how do you get to where you
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want to be?
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I think that stifles a lot of people
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in life.
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Number six, work feels less chaotic and more
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structured.
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Tasks begin to flow like a clear order,
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as if they're been orchestrated, like in a,
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you know, a symphony.
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But a lot of people, you know, they
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look at something like, well, that's hard, but
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then they don't realize that when you do
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things step-by-step, it becomes easier.
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You know, everything is just a bunch of
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steps put together, right?
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If you look at even making an airplane,
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if you ever made a paper airplane before,
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the simple airplanes is more complicated airplanes.
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And they're not hard.
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It's just when you understand what the steps
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are, then it's like, okay, now I finally
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get it.
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Now I understand like what this is or
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why it isn't that way.
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And I think that's a very, I think
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that's a very important thing to, to understand
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that.
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But a lot of people, like they don't,
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they don't understand that.
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And that's important.
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I think sometimes people go one way, but
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then again, they, they get lost.
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All right.
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But you can always get back on track.
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Number seven, thinking becomes linear and easier to
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follow.
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Ideas connect instead of competing for each other,
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you know, like your time or your space.
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Number eight, guys, output becomes more predictable and
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of course, more stable.
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Now results stop fluctuating randomly.
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So that's always great.
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So you have more consistency, reliability.
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Number nine, energy becomes more efficiently used.
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Less mental waste leads to better stamina.
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Better stamina.
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I think that's an important one that many
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people miss.
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Number 10, performance improves when focus stabilizes.
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Consistency replaces unpredictability.
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I think when that happens, a lot of
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things happen, but plus we also get more,
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we get more concerned about, you know, what's
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happening and we get concerned about, you know,
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why things are happening a certain way.
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I think that's a very important thing for
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all of us to, to realize, you know,
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that it's something people don't all understand.
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And it's something you get more familiar with
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the more that you do it.
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All right.
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Number 11, attention reduces unnecessary switching.
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The mind stops jumping between tasks when we
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focus on a task and we set out
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to get it done.
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I'm not saying you can never switch a
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task.
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I'm not saying that, but what I'm saying
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is you can't be in the middle of
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something, that task isn't finished, and then you
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move on to something else.
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A lot of times I'll work on something.
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I'll start a task.
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I know that task needs time to work
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on its own or process, then I'll go
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do something else.
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But I stopped working on that task.
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I don't work on two tasks, like back
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and forth.
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Some of them need like a starting point
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or a time.
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And that's kind of where, that's kind of
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where I go with that.
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And I think that's an important thing for
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us all to understand, for us all to
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realize, all right.
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That's a very, very important thing.
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Number 12, guys, clarity improves overall workflow.
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Every action feels more deliberate in our life,
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more deliberate in our life.
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That's pretty cool, guys.
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More deliberate in our life, all right.
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I think that's, I think sometimes
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people, you know, they get stuck of where
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they're going or why they want to go
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a certain way.
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But that can be something that can be
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easily adjusted once we have that confidence.
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Okay.
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That's important.
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That's important.
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And once you get this moment, this epiphany,
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you're like, wait a minute, this seems easier
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than I expected it to be.
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Okay.
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It seems easier than I expected to be.
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And I actually can do this right now.
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I can do this.
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And you can do it too.
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It's just that you get fearful because of
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what you're seeing at the moment.
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Okay.
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I think that's an important thing that people
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get that way.
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That's really important.
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Number 13, task completion becomes more consistent.
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Fewer tasks remain unfinished.
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Again, I think that's something that a lot
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of people, like, they don't quite understand it.
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But I think the more that they realize
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it, they'll be like, oh, wait a minute.
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I actually can do this.
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I actually can do this kind of thing.
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And you can do it.
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It's just that a lot of times the
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outside environment puts us in a state that
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puts us at disease.
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And they're like, oh my gosh, how do
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I get through it?
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So as I was saying before, when you
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make an airplane, you start with steps.
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You complete the first step.
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Or if the first step is too much,
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break the first step into one, two, three,
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four, five steps or more, and then complete
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that and then move on to the next
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step.
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Number 14, mental pressure decreases naturally.
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Focus reduces internal stress.
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I think that's another good one that I
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think a lot of us don't understand is
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that we can actually do this day in
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and, of course, day out.
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We can actually understand this.
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That's an important thing to understand.
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And so when we understand that, now we're
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not as stressed.
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Number 15, execution becomes smoother and it becomes
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faster.
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Less resistance feeds to better flow.
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Number 16, work feels more manageable.
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Overall, that is.
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Complexity becomes easier to handle.
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And I think that's another big one is
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sometimes we get stuck in that complexity, and
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we're like, oh my gosh, what do I
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do?
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Number 17, attention becomes more anchored or grounded.
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The mind stays in one direction, well, much
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longer.
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And there we don't sway.
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Number 18, productivity increases without extra effort.
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Focus improves output efficiency.
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So when we do something right, we don't
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keep doing it over and over again.
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We don't have to keep repairing it over
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and over again.
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I think that's another big thing because sometimes
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you do something wrong.
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I'm like, well, how do I even fix
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this?
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How do I even move forward?
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And you can, but you first have to
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have some confidence in yourself.
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That's a very big point.
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Number 19, distractions lose influence over thinking.
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External noise becomes less powerful.
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So when we, I like to say, hone
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in on something.
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When we hone in, we have the ability,
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guys, to make a huge, huge difference.
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Not a small difference, guys.
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I'm talking about a huge, huge difference.
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One I think a lot of people will
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be like, how do I do that?
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And I think that's the real thing.
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How do I really do that?
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Number 20, mental clarity improves problem solving.
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Solutions appear more quickly, almost like epiphanies.
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They just kind of come to you like
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natural intuition.
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And that's how things should be, guys.
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That's how they should be, all right?
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It shouldn't be hard to think of something.
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Number 21, focus reduces rework and correction cycles.
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Fewer mistakes happen during execution.
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And when we can do that, we're happier
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that we have less challenges, all right?
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Less challenges.
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I think that's really the big thing is
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we do it with less challenges.
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And those less challenges, I think, are really
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pretty amazing because we're able to actually get
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an understanding of where things are and even
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where they're going.
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I think that's an important piece for everyone
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is to understand, how do things go?
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How do they work?
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And this comes by us having confidence in
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ourselves.
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And then when we have confidence in ourselves,
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we get confidence in others.
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And we get confidence in the task we're
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working on.
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So before we can have confidence in something
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we're working on, we have to have confidence
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in ourself first.
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And then when it happens, it's like, oh,
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I get it, okay?
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Does that make sense to everybody?
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I mean, I'm hoping it does, okay?
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I'm hoping it does because it has a
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lot of potential to do what you want
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if and only if you start to believe
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in yourself.
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And the more that you believe in yourself,
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folks, the easier the journey becomes.
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So life is a big journey.
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It's a game, right?
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But we have to understand what that is,
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okay?
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That's an important thing.
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And when that happens, it's like life changes.
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It changes because now you have that awareness
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and that awareness can change the way you
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see something, okay?
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The way you see something, the way you
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experience it, because our perceptions actually become reality,
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guys.
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Number 22, thinking becomes more stable and it
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becomes control.
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Ideas stop pouring in scatteringly, randomly, and causing
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us more frustration because now we have a
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true understanding to what the heck is going
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on.
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We have a benchmark to where things are
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and where they're going.
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But sometimes we look at something else like,
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wait, I'm not at that point yet, or
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I haven't built my plane just like that
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guy's plane.
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Well, that's okay.
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You obviously can do that.
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But what I want to say is that
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be happy where you are for the moment,
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all right?
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When you're happy where you are for the
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moment, there's so much that can happen for
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you.
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I mean this.
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So much can happen for you.
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But it doesn't happen when you're like, oh
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my gosh, what am I supposed to do,
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right?
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And I think that can be hard for
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some people, all right?
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And then you're like, oh my gosh, what
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do I do?
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Where do I go?
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What do I think?
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What happens?
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Does that make sense?
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And I think if you have these awarenesses,
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things don't become apparent overnight, but you start
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to gain more of a familiarity to what
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things are and how they're progressing.
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I think that's probably one of the biggest
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things I can tell you is you progress.
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And as you progress, you start to say,
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wait a minute, that's not so bad, or
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now I understand what that is, or now
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I get why that needs to be that
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way.
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That's how it happens, guys.
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It's exactly how it happens.
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And I feel that if you can do
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that one thing, you can change your entire
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life, okay?
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You could change your entire life around.
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And by changing your life, I mean that
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you have potential to grow and to become
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a better version of yourself.
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That's really the whole thing, hands down.
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But many people get scared, okay?
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They get scared because of things that are
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possibly happening, all right?
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I think that's an important thing to note
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is that we can do these things, and
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then we can realize why things are happening
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a certain way, all right?
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Why?
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And the why is this.
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The why is that we have to have
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the confidence in ourselves.
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That's the real big deal, all right?
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Number 23, guys, output quality becomes more consistent.
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Work reflects a stronger attention to detail and
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to our surroundings and understanding.
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I think when we start to get these
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things, our life starts to change just a
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little bit, all right?
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Just a little bit.
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And that little bit that we get, I
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feel, will make a huge difference in our
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life.
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But I don't want to get you to
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a point and say, hey, you know, guys,
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this is going to happen tomorrow.
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Because you know what?
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It's not going to happen tomorrow.
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That's just the bottom line.
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It's not happening tomorrow.
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But it is going to happen in time.
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In time, it will happen.
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And from that time, you'll start to say,
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oh, wait a minute, this makes sense now,
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right?
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I see why this is going that way.
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I see why it makes sense now.
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I'll give you a perfect example.
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I was working on a printer a few
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weeks ago.
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I work on printers all the time.
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And so there was some weird schematic.
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And I was looking at the schematic.
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The schematic made sense to the schematic.
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But when I looked at the printer, it
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didn't.
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Because they left out some details.
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And it was a very cursory level.
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It was almost like a rudimentary drawing.
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But it didn't have all the exact angles
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and places.
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And I'm like, well, how do I put
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this little flange or this little boss back
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in?
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And I said, you know what?
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I'm just put it away for a while.
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And I'm going to come back.
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And when I come back, I'm just going
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to get it.
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Well, that's what happened.
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I put it away.
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It was at nighttime.
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Went to bed.
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I did my day.
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On Sunday, I came back.
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I said, let me just go look at
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this thing real quick.
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The first one I looked at, I said,
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wait a minute.
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This one just goes right like here.
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Then I came over here.
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And I'm like, huh, it's different.
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It's not the same.
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But wait a minute.
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How could I put it on if I
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wanted to?
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Where would I affix it?
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How could I put something on it to
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hold it?
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And I started asking myself questions.
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And then, bam, within less than so, the
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first one I put on, I literally, I'm
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going to say, I figured it out maybe
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five seconds.
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Took another five seconds to put it on.
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The other one, I looked at it.
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I'd say maybe the whole thing took me
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35 seconds between figuring out how it went
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a couple of times.
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And then, bam, it clipped.
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And I'm like, oh, I get it, right?
22:12
I get it.
22:13
Number 24, energy drain decreases throughout the day.
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Focus reduces wasted effort.
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I think when we learn how to focus,
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we become less stressful.
22:30
And that happens, guys, because now we're not
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fighting, right?
22:35
If we go with the flow, right, like
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a river that flows down, it's easier to
22:40
go with the flow.
22:41
When we try to push against the tide
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or against the current, it's harder.
22:45
It's more stressful.
22:46
It takes more energy.
22:47
But if we learn how to do things
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with the flow, I think that's pretty remarkable.
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And we can figure out how to go
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with the flow.
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We just might have to figure out how
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to orient it or how to change our
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way so that we can go with the
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flow a little better.
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Number 25, attention improves decision confidence.
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Choices feel clearer and faster.
23:07
And I think it's not about being fast.
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It's about being intentional.
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It's about doing the right thing in life.
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That is probably the big thing that I
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can tell you, about doing the right thing
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in life.
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That's important.
23:25
Number 26, workflow becomes easier to maintain and
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tasks move forward without friction.
23:32
Because now you're going with the tide.
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You're not going against the tide like the
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ocean.
23:37
I think that's a very important thing.
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And if you can understand that you can
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go with the tide, then suddenly you're going
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to start to have it easier.
23:48
And just observing how you respond can greatly
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affect your outcome.
23:55
Like, wait, I'm getting frustrated now.
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OK, I need to take a break.
23:58
I need to get a sip of water.
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And so starting to understand your reactions will
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help you not only cope, but it'll help
24:08
you get the solution you want.
24:10
If you need to take a break, there's
24:11
no crime in taking a break, OK?
24:14
Number 27, execution becomes more reliable.
24:18
Results follow predictable patterns.
24:23
Patterns.
24:25
We learn our patterns, we get better at
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things.
24:28
When we get better at things, it's like,
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oh, wait a minute, this isn't so hard.
24:30
This is now easy for me.
24:33
It's now easy for me.
24:36
And that becomes, I feel, something very, very
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unique if we can get things to become
24:45
easier for us.
24:46
But again, this does not happen overnight.
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It happens by us creating an awareness of
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the situation, OK, of the situation.
24:59
When we create awareness of the situation, like,
25:02
wait a minute, I now get this.
25:04
I see what's going on, right?
25:06
And then you're like, maybe this isn't so
25:08
difficult.
25:09
I thought it was harder, but then I
25:11
realized it's not so hard.
25:13
See, that's an important piece, guys, that we
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can figure things out, OK?
25:19
We can figure out what things are and
25:20
how we can greater apply ourselves.
25:24
Use it as a learning opportunity.
25:26
Number 28, mental fatigue decreases over time.
25:29
Stable focus reduces strain, and we become less
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tired to do those tasks.
25:34
Number 29, performance becomes more aligned when the
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act is intentional.
25:41
Something's intentional when it aligns with our core
25:44
values.
25:45
Actions match goals more closely.
25:48
Thus, what are we doing?
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We're going with the flow.
25:53
Number 30, focus becomes the foundation of performance.
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Our focus.
25:58
Now, I'm not saying intense focus.
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I'm saying just a light attention to focus.
26:03
Don't like, oh, I'm straining, right?
26:04
Don't do that.
26:05
People study for tests.
26:06
They're like putting so much energy into it.
26:08
Just like, be aware of the questions.
26:11
Be aware of the information, and you'll find
26:13
that it will actually stick to you better.
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That's important.
26:16
So everything improves when attention is controlled.
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These are really important things for us to
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know.
26:26
And in closing tonight, tonight's message is very
26:31
simple.
26:32
You do not improve performance by adding more
26:35
effort, OK?
26:37
You improve performance by improving the attention you
26:40
give, OK?
26:42
The focus.
26:43
I've said before that wherever our thoughts are
26:47
going, that's where the energy is going to
26:49
flow.
26:49
We think about something good, we're going to
26:51
be attracting more things toward that thought.
26:53
We think about something bad, we're going to
26:54
be attracting things toward that thought and taking
26:57
those actions, even subconsciously.
26:59
Ladies and gentlemen, if you don't know who
27:00
I am by now, allow me to introduce
27:01
myself.
27:02
I'm John C.
27:03
Morley, serial entrepreneur, proud and very grateful author.
27:08
This has been Inspirations for Your Life.
27:11
I hope that all of you have taken
27:14
the time to either listen or watch, and
27:16
feel free to watch this show again, again,
27:18
and again.
27:19
Because there are very specific points here.
27:26
And there's a lot of information that I
27:27
don't expect you to just grasp it like
27:30
that.
27:31
No.
27:32
When information can come into our brain, and
27:36
we can kind of dichotomize it, and we
27:39
can actually figure out how do we sort
27:41
it, how do we parse it?
27:43
How do we represent it?
27:46
Then we're able to figure out how we
27:48
recall it.
27:49
And when we recall it like, oh, I
27:51
can use this tool to do this.
27:53
And now I can make this work.
27:54
Same thing I did with my printer.
27:56
So I hope you guys have a great
27:58
one.
27:58
Do check out BelieveMeAchieved.com for more of
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Be well, everyone.
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Take care.