Danny Miranda

He was saying 5,000 and then he said he would go to 5,000 per day after that. Meaning that in 30 days, he put out 150,000 flyers. In that same 30 days, I put out 300. Right. So I was I was doing one five times, whatever, five times, one fifteen hundredth divided by one forty five hundredth of the level of effort that he was.

And so a lot of time people think in doubles and triples when it's the level of effort. But just like the example I gave with the guy who's successful already, it wasn't him doing twice the work. He needed to do like 30 times the work. to get that level of outcome.

And so a lot of time people think in doubles and triples when it's the level of effort. But just like the example I gave with the guy who's successful already, it wasn't him doing twice the work. He needed to do like 30 times the work. to get that level of outcome.

And so a lot of time people think in doubles and triples when it's the level of effort. But just like the example I gave with the guy who's successful already, it wasn't him doing twice the work. He needed to do like 30 times the work. to get that level of outcome.

And I will tell you this is that across super successful people, independent of how they advertise, and this is just specific to advertise, but it works with product iteration. It works with editing for videos. If you have two editors, I can imagine I'm looking at my own chief of brand behind me. If you have two editors and you say, hey, how much time did you put into this video?

And I will tell you this is that across super successful people, independent of how they advertise, and this is just specific to advertise, but it works with product iteration. It works with editing for videos. If you have two editors, I can imagine I'm looking at my own chief of brand behind me. If you have two editors and you say, hey, how much time did you put into this video?

And I will tell you this is that across super successful people, independent of how they advertise, and this is just specific to advertise, but it works with product iteration. It works with editing for videos. If you have two editors, I can imagine I'm looking at my own chief of brand behind me. If you have two editors and you say, hey, how much time did you put into this video?

The new guy says, oh, I put a ton of time into this video. I put like two hours into this. And the experience editor laughs and he's like, so that was the first round of edits that you did? And they're like, no, that was like the whole thing. He's like, well, hard to edit anything in two hours, right? In terms of like if you had a video, right?

The new guy says, oh, I put a ton of time into this video. I put like two hours into this. And the experience editor laughs and he's like, so that was the first round of edits that you did? And they're like, no, that was like the whole thing. He's like, well, hard to edit anything in two hours, right? In terms of like if you had a video, right?

The new guy says, oh, I put a ton of time into this video. I put like two hours into this. And the experience editor laughs and he's like, so that was the first round of edits that you did? And they're like, no, that was like the whole thing. He's like, well, hard to edit anything in two hours, right? In terms of like if you had a video, right?

And so the huge discrepancy between someone coming in who's new and someone who's experienced in terms of how much work they expect to do to get an outcome is the difference between mediocre and world-class. And like the context here, I'm going to keep giving examples because I think it'll maybe drive it home. But like my book, the book that's coming out, I put 2,000 hours.

And so the huge discrepancy between someone coming in who's new and someone who's experienced in terms of how much work they expect to do to get an outcome is the difference between mediocre and world-class. And like the context here, I'm going to keep giving examples because I think it'll maybe drive it home. But like my book, the book that's coming out, I put 2,000 hours.

And so the huge discrepancy between someone coming in who's new and someone who's experienced in terms of how much work they expect to do to get an outcome is the difference between mediocre and world-class. And like the context here, I'm going to keep giving examples because I think it'll maybe drive it home. But like my book, the book that's coming out, I put 2,000 hours.

personally into that book. So six hours a day for almost two years. Every first six hours of her day was writing and rewriting and rewriting. I wrote 19 drafts of the book before it will now come out, right? And people see the last book and that book sells 25,000 copies a month with word of mouth alone. There's no paid ads. It just, and it grows more every month.

personally into that book. So six hours a day for almost two years. Every first six hours of her day was writing and rewriting and rewriting. I wrote 19 drafts of the book before it will now come out, right? And people see the last book and that book sells 25,000 copies a month with word of mouth alone. There's no paid ads. It just, and it grows more every month.

personally into that book. So six hours a day for almost two years. Every first six hours of her day was writing and rewriting and rewriting. I wrote 19 drafts of the book before it will now come out, right? And people see the last book and that book sells 25,000 copies a month with word of mouth alone. There's no paid ads. It just, and it grows more every month.

Meaning people who buy the book, read the book, tell more than one person about the book and it keeps growing. And so I have a bunch of other friends who are business people who are like, oh, I'll go write a book. And they'll text me like, dude, I'm already halfway through. It started two weeks ago. I don't even need to know. I can tell you right now the book's not going to be good.

Meaning people who buy the book, read the book, tell more than one person about the book and it keeps growing. And so I have a bunch of other friends who are business people who are like, oh, I'll go write a book. And they'll text me like, dude, I'm already halfway through. It started two weeks ago. I don't even need to know. I can tell you right now the book's not going to be good.

Meaning people who buy the book, read the book, tell more than one person about the book and it keeps growing. And so I have a bunch of other friends who are business people who are like, oh, I'll go write a book. And they'll text me like, dude, I'm already halfway through. It started two weeks ago. I don't even need to know. I can tell you right now the book's not going to be good.

Because nothing exceptional takes little time. Great work takes great struggle. Because if it were easy, then it means it's low-hanging fruit. And if it's low-hanging fruit, other people have already done it. And it's the high fruit that take the ladder, that take the climbing, that take getting cut by thistles and leaves and whatever, that's still there for the picking.