Jim Kwik

It just makes it more complete.

Once you understand your brain type, it explains a lot of your behavior and your results, and where can you surround yourself with other people who are in their elements also as well.

So basically, cheetahs, action first, owls, information first, dolphins, imagination first, elephants, feelings first.

And when you're studying, you want to learn something, that's a great starting point.

Because if you study against your type, you struggle.

You know, when you study with your type, you get really sore.

I would say to be more profitable, you have to start before you're ready.

Thinking is good, but overthinking

and wanting things to be perfect could just stall progress before it even happens.

And the key for momentum is that start.

And I would say the most important thing to start is to do the hard thing.

Because the treasure you seek in life is hidden in the work you're avoiding, the ones that you're putting off, that you're afraid to face.

And if that's so intimidating for you, I would ask yourself, what is the tiniest action I could take right now that will give me progress towards this goal where I can't fail?

But I'm a big believer in doing those hard things because you know what it does?

It's like you tell your partner like, oh, I'm going to bring out the trash or cut the lawn or whatever and you don't do it.

they have to remind you the next day you don't do it, then you're breaking trust with that person.

They're not going to believe anything you say.

Well, when we break the trust that we have for ourselves, that's even more powerful.

Then we don't believe anything we say.

The goals we say we're going to do, or the book we're going to write, or the podcast that we're going to start, or anything else like that.