The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

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The people were sold the dream that the middle class was the standard to strive for. However, the “middle class is the most suppressed, restricted, and confined socioeconomic demographic in the world.” These people feel and act to be just good enough, comfortable, or satisfied. Chapter 12 – Obsession Isn’t a Disease; It’s a Gift Normal Action: Like that of most people, you appear on the surface to take the necessary amounts of action and to be “normal.”

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To dominate, observe the “best practices” or the capability, actions, and mindset of those you compete against. Now, follow your “only practices” to do what they are unwilling to do and take 10X actions they fail to understand. Chapter 11 – Breaking Out of the Middle Class One of the most powerful concepts in the book is the idea of “obsession” as a key driver of success. Cardone argues that being obsessed with your goals is not a negative trait but a necessary one if you want to achieve greatness. This idea resonated with me, and I have since adopted a laser-focused mindset that has propelled me towards my goals at an unprecedented rate. Don’t spend too much time preparing as it is often best to fail when doing something than to fail while over-preparing. The Myth of Time Management

For example, if you have to sell any of your goods to an officer in the market, try to persuade the officer in every way instead of judging your hard work. Do as much research as you can or put as much effort as possible, but Don’t give up until it’s sold out. Being Average and Planning for It is a Failed Way Sooner or later, the very same people who were putting you down will be admiring you for what you have done,” Cardone writes.

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In poker when you go “all in,” you can win or lose everything. In life, the most valuable things, such as mindset, actions, energy, ideas, persistence, and creativity, never run out. We don’t have to play it safe, we can play “all in” all the time. We often allow others to define our own personal success. Is success the nice car, the work-life balance, or the loft in the city? Sometimes, even cultural definitions of success can lead to personal failure if we let others guide us. Knowing what you really crave from life is the first step toward personal success. Massive action is the most natural state of action while “normal levels” of actions is the most dangerous of the four levels. The middle class and average people are trapped in a vicious cycle of mediocrity. Whenever you are faced with fear, act promptly. Don’t let fear crowd your judgments instead, let it guide your future decisions.