Manav Jha

Notes to self from the smartest people!

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Tired of being broke. Read this 👇

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Learn the skill. Do the reps. Make the calls. Build the business. Create the value. Get rejected. Adjust. Try again.

@AlexHormozi

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Once you have the right strategy, its just volume game.
@AlexHormozi

[Dylan O'Sullivan @DylanoA4]

All is reps. There’s no substitution for reps. 10,000 hours is just a metaphor for reps. Chess is reps. Painting is reps. Thinking, wisdom, even prayer is reps. There’s a reason the French say ‘apprendre par cœur’ (to learn by heart). Repetition itself is the stairway to heaven

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

All education is self-education.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Focused repetitions give you feedback. Feedback makes you better. Each repetition builds upon the ones you’ve already done. This is how greatness happens. A series of tiny gains, imperceptible in moment, aggregate into massive differences in the end.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

We offer limited reps under tightly controlled situations with ego driven feedback.

CHANGE.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

You can increase the velocity of any skill development with three variables:

(1) The quantity of focused repetitions;
(2) The situations under which they occur;
(3) The quality of feedback.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

More reps.
More situations.
More internal feedback.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

So you need to make yourself a big target for luck, and the way to do that is to be curious. Try lots of things, meet lots of people, read lots of books, ask lots of questions.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

When you read biographies of people who've done great work, it's remarkable how much luck is involved. They discover what to work on as a result of a chance meeting, or by reading a book they happen to pick up.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Four steps: choose a field, learn enough to get to the frontier, notice gaps, explore promising ones. This is how practically everyone who's done great work has done it, from painters to physicists

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Knowledge expands fractally, and from a distance its edges look smooth, but once you learn enough to get close to one, they turn out to be full of gaps.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

@paulg

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Develop a habit of working on your own projects. Don't let "work" mean something other people tell you to do. If you do manage to do great work one day, it will probably be on a project of your own. It may be within some bigger project, but you'll be driving your part of it.|

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Volume * Skill * Time = Throughput.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

There are only 4 activities that will actually generate business for you:
1. Reaching out to people you know.
2. Reaching out to people you don't know.
3. Posting Content.
4. Advertising.

Four ways you get new clients. DO LOTS OF IT.

@AlexHormozi

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Deliberate practice = Find a specific weakness, directly practice that exact skill, get feedback, identify mistakes, correct them, and progressively challenge yourself—especially when it gets difficult. Repeat until the weakness improves.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Doing things we know how to do is fun and does not require a lot of effort. Deliberate practice, however, is not fun. Breaking down a task you wish to master into its constituent parts and then working on those areas systematically requires a lot of effort.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

Deliberate practice is hard. It hurts. But it works. More of it equals better performance and tons of it equals great performance.

[Manav Jha @Manav_jha_]

deliberate practice is designed specifically to attack the weakness, provide massive repetition, and give immediate feedback.