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Your success or failure is going to be defined by your ability to make decisions. Want more success? Make better decisions. Think about it. So simple! But people are reluctant to make decisions in case they are the wrong ones. Let me tell you something. A mistake is only a mistake after the event . Up until that point, it was the correct decision. No-one, including me, wakes up and thinks "You know what? I'm gonna go fuck up today." But occasionally I do. Do you know what an expert is? An expert is someone who has made every single mistake in a particular niche field. So if YOU want to be considered an expert in YOUR field, you've got to make decisions., and in turn, you've got to make mistakes, which are a down payment on future daft decisions. So when it comes to making decisions, make better decisions faster. THIS is what I teach! The way that I make decisions is this. I make a decision within 24 seconds . If I can't make a decision within 24 seconds , it's then 24 minutes and I revisit it. If, after 24 minutes , I still can't make a decision, it's now 24 hours . After 24 hours, I make a decision. OR that in itself, is a decision. So, here's the thing. YOUR success or failure, in your life, in your business, in your world, is going to be defined by your ability to make decisions. Want more success? Make better decisions. It all starts today. (How would you like ME in your corner, mentoring you on a daily? Well that's exactly what happens in my NowWhat? Club. Check it out here .)

This is a Brad BELTER. You got mifi, wifi, download speed 10meg. You pop into a coffee shop and sit down to enjoy a drink, whilst you work and surf. On the next table you see a lady, looks like a business person, smartly suited and booted, struggling to get online because the coffee shops network is down. So you helpfully suggest she is more than welcome to tether and use your wifi. After all, you are kindred spirits and know how important being online to do work is! The person thanks you and taps in your log in code. And then loads up Squid-game on Netflix. The 2 teenagers on next table see that she now has got online and ask the business person can they also use the log in. And she pauses Squid game and directs them to you. You reluctantly say ok, now you got 3 external people using your wifi that was really only for 1-2 people. Anyways, it is what is is. Finally opening your laptop to do the work, you now see that you have only got 0.5meg download speed as 95% is being used on the other 3 people. It’s making it impossible to watch the video your editor has sent for review and make amends work. Ffs. You drink your cappuccino and now want to leave, not because you need/want to leave but because you are now pissed off with the 3 other people and want to get your bandwidth back to crack on with your work. But now you now feel obligated to stay as one of the teens is now FaceTiming their hospitalised Gran. So now you stay longer than you want. Which knocks onto your entire day and vibe. 1) You haven’t done the work what you set our to do, at coffee shop. 2) You're pissed off re this and how you can’t leave now, without your best intentions now causing you additional problems. Swap wifi with “energy” This is why helping others before yourself is a BIG mistake. You can’t win. That doesn’t mean you can’t or shouldn’t help. But. Today’s lesson is how could you have been helpful in this situation whilst maintaining the workable wifi/energy for yourself? Truth: You can’t save the world. I’ve tried. This lesson will absolutely serve you in all areas of your life.