From studying highly successful people I admire, here are the habits that keep coming up:
Relentless morning routines - Most wake up early and tackle their #1 priority BEFORE distractions hit. No checking emails/social media first thing!
Continuous learning - They're always reading (1+ hr/day), taking courses, or seeking mentors. Growth never stops.
Time blocking - Calendar is sacred. Meetings get scheduled slots, deep work gets protected time.
Saying 'no' constantly - Warren Buffett says "The difference between successful and very successful is how many 'no's" they give.
Health as priority - Sleep, exercise and nutrition aren't negotiable. You can't crush goals with low energy.
Systems over motivation - They build habits that work even when they don't 'feel like it'.
Reflection time - Journaling, meditation or just quiet thinking time is scheduled daily.
What's wild? None of this is complicated - just consistently doing what most people won't. The game-changer for me was realizing success is less about what they do and more about how consistently they do it. Small daily habits compound like crazy!
P.S. Which of these do you already do? Any you want to try? 👀"
From studying highly successful people I admire, here are the habits that keep coming up:
ReplyDeleteRelentless morning routines - Most wake up early and tackle their #1 priority BEFORE distractions hit. No checking emails/social media first thing!
Continuous learning - They're always reading (1+ hr/day), taking courses, or seeking mentors. Growth never stops.
Time blocking - Calendar is sacred. Meetings get scheduled slots, deep work gets protected time.
Saying 'no' constantly - Warren Buffett says "The difference between successful and very successful is how many 'no's" they give.
Health as priority - Sleep, exercise and nutrition aren't negotiable. You can't crush goals with low energy.
Systems over motivation - They build habits that work even when they don't 'feel like it'.
Reflection time - Journaling, meditation or just quiet thinking time is scheduled daily.
What's wild? None of this is complicated - just consistently doing what most people won't.
The game-changer for me was realizing success is less about what they do and more about how consistently they do it. Small daily habits compound like crazy!
P.S. Which of these do you already do? Any you want to try? 👀"