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Hyperfocused Entrepreneur

here's a brutal lesson failing entrepreneurs never seem to figure out

Published 7 months ago • 1 min read

This took me a stupidly long time to figure out, but...

Success isn't fair.
Winners win. Losers lose.
The rich get richer. The poor get poorer.

Not because the world is rigged…
But because of something far more powerful:

Momentum.

It’s the ultimate force multiplier.
And most entrepreneurs completely ignore it.

This is a mistake.

When you’re winning, everything feels effortless.
When you’re losing, everything feels like a slog through wet cement.

Momentum compunds.

It can make even the smallest of obstacles feel insurmountable.
Or it can make the impossible feel inevitable.

Which is why tiny wins are so damn important.

Not because that single win matters much on its own…
But because it makes the next win easier….
And the next win even easier than that.

But here’s the thing…

You can’t just sit around waiting for momentum to magically appear.

If the only time you take action is when you feel ready…
Then I hate to break it to ya, but you’re never gonna reach your goals.

Listen, the universe doesn’t care how you feel… It only cares what you do.

It rewards action and punishes hesitation.

So here’s the playbook that actually works for generating positive momentum:

  1. Get a tiny win. (Even small wins compound)
  2. Keep moving forward.. (Never, ever stop)
  3. Never break the chain. (Consistency beats intensity every single time)

Now, I’m guessing if you’re like most founders I work with, there’s ONE activity you’ve been putting off.

A single domino just waiting to set off a chain reaction.

Here’s my challenge to you:

Block 30 minutes on your calendar TODAY to ferociously attack that activity.

Stop overthinking. Start doing.
Your dreams depend on it.

Want to become an absolute master of Momentum? Watch this.​

Stay Hyperfocused, My Friend...
Anthony

P.S. Want some added accountability?
Find a buddy, call your shot, tell'em what you need to get done.
​
Hell, I'll be your accountabillibuddy...

Just reply to this email with what you're going to get done today and I'll follow up to see if it actually got done.

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