This Tuesday we are doing another episode as a request by one of our listeners, expansion on how to MAXIMIZE the harvest for your good results. We will go over a few tactics to get better results, and then really focus on one principle to always remember to boost your results in everything you do.
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Maximize Your Harvest: 10% Growth to 3-5x ROI
1A. There is an Inter-disciplinary rule. Which is very strange, but it is super powerful
• It spans from economics, to sociology, to agriculture and so many other topics
• There was an Italian economist: Vilfredo Pareto in 1896
• He observed that 80% of the land in Italy was owned by only 20% of the population
• He also witnessed this happening with plants in his garden—20% of his plants were bearing 80% of the fruit.
1B. This is the very powerful principle I wanted to point out: Pareto Principle >> 80% of results are because of 20% of the inputs
• This means out of 10 tasks you do in a day >> 2 of them create most of the results
• After finding this out might be bittersweet for you as it was for me >> firstly, we have wasted so much time on ineffective actions
• But now moving forward I can be a lot more effective!
Most things will not work great
• Your goal is to find something that is working very well.
• After all this is saying that out of 2 dozen actions, 1 of them is responsible for most of the results
SECRET: The way you can keep it up is slight variations
• If you realize that if you find a tactic/strategy that is really good, double down on that
USE IT until it stops working.
Please remember:
Put yourself out of business before another company puts you out of business.
Quick anecdote to support the previous point:
In the early 70’s Kodak was the king of photography
• At the time they were 85 percent of camera business
• They were smart and were investing in R&D
• Because they cornered the market, they were focusing selling film paper and other of their primary products
• Then in 1976 a young new professional created the first digital camera but because they thought the market wouldn’t catch up, they shelved the invention
• Then the 90’s hit and other companies developed digital cameras. 2000’s the iphone came out
• Kodak couldn’t keep up, then in 2012 they filed for bankruptcy
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