Elon’s Algorithm Is Perfect For Life
Summary
- I always question why I'm doing something. It's important to understand if it's really necessary or just a habit.
- I get rid of the stupid stuff. If it doesn’t help me reach my goals, I delete it.
- I focus on opportunities that give the most return for the effort. This means choosing activities where the benefit far outweighs the work put in.
- I think about how I can do things faster. I aim to accomplish tasks in one-tenth of the time if possible.
- I automate processes or delegate tasks. This way, I can keep the benefits without having to do everything myself.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest starting by always questioning why you’re doing something. Is it truly necessary, or are you just doing it out of habit? This self-reflection can help you prioritize what truly matters.
Next, get rid of activities or tasks that don’t contribute to your goals. This clears up time for more productive actions. Think of it as spring cleaning for your schedule—anything that doesn’t serve a clear purpose should go.
Focus on opportunities with the highest return for your effort. Look for tasks or projects where a small amount of effort can lead to significant outcomes. This is like planting seeds that grow into big trees, rather than spending all your time on smaller plants.
Look for ways to accomplish tasks faster. Challenge yourself to complete something in one-tenth the time. This doesn’t mean rushing but rather finding more efficient ways to do things. Sometimes, this might mean learning a new skill or using a tool that simplifies the process.
Finally, automate or delegate what you can. Use tools or apps that can handle repetitive tasks. If you have a team, delegate tasks to others who are capable and might even do it better than you. This allows you to spend time on what really matters, while still reaping the benefits.
