5 Unconventional Mindsets To Make Big Improvements In Your Life.
How these largely unknown principles can help you achieve your goals.
1. Sturgeon’s Law
This is the notion that 90% of everything is crap. Everything from books to movies, to the emails in your inbox to the advice you receive from others. 90% of all content and information especially in our high-tech, information on-demand world is irrelevant and a distraction. This principle is about intentionally cutting things out when working on goals and learning new skills.
Here’s a basic definition: a principle for blocking out all the noise and a mindset for how we consume information, specifically how we consume when we’re learning and working towards goals.
Once you cut out the crap, focus on what’s important by employing the next principle on this list.
2. Go Deep Not Wide
When you cut 90% of the “crap” out of your project or goal, you are now free to go deep with the 10% that is valuable and useful to you. Often since we are so distracted by the overload of information (especially online), we cast such a wide net — trying to consume the next best thing or learn the new cutting-edge strategy. Go…
