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Before I decide what I'm dealing with, I need to measure the situation and get accurate information. Measurement creates clarity, and clarity gives me a stronger foundation for making decisions and taking action. If I judge too early, I'm making decisions from incomplete or inaccurate information. And when the information is bad, everything that follows can be tainted. Show Not...

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There’s a big difference between working on a platform and owning the platform. I can do the work and get paid, but some of the value I produce still goes to the company and the ownership of the company. If I want the highest ROI from a platform, I need to understand that the highest leverage comes from owning it outright. Show Notes: [05:22]#1 Workers earn income, whereas own...

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Sometimes people don't need more information. They need a way to compartmentalize what they already know. After talking about masculinity from so many different angles, I’m taking the 10,000-foot view today and breaking a man’s role down to three simple jobs: provide, protect, and problem solve. Show Notes: [03:54]#1 Provider. [19:42]#2 Protection. [16:49]#3 Problem solving....

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One thing I keep coming back to is that reality does not care what I believe. I don’t need to force reality upon other people because eventually they will find out one way or another. Being right is about getting credit and getting everybody to agree with me, while being accurate is knowing that what I’m doing is leading to the desired outcome. Show Notes: [03:14]#1 You need n...

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Most people don't fail because they're lazy or incapable. They fail because they're operating from an inaccurate formula and changing the wrong thing. In today's class, I'm showing you the three levels of change so you can identify where your effort actually belongs. Show Notes: [04:58]#1 Execution. [09:29]#2 Method [13:17]#3 Change the game.  [21:36] Recap Episodes Menti...

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