How to learn anything fast:
Do it a lot → (Volume)
Study the top 10% → (Experts)
Copy what works → (Actions)
Cut what doesn’t → (Noise)
Keep going longer than everyone else → (Time)
That’s the part I underlined twice.
Volume negates luck.
Do enough of the right things, for long enough, and eventually your results stop looking like luck.
Most people don’t need a better strategy.
They need more reps.
More calls.
More attempts.
More mistakes.
More feedback.
Because volume does something talent can’t:
It gives you enough chances to get good.
The more you do, the less luck matters.
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When I Want to Cut Corners
I remember: shortcuts cost more than the long way.
I ask: “Where did cutting corners get me last time?”
I ask: “What is the boring, obvious action I’m avoiding?”
Then I do that action once, until I see results.