Sales Letter to Myself #31: Double Down on your Highest ROI Habit

original: Facebook post written on January 17, 2022: https://www.facebook.com/mike.ying.personal/posts/pfbid068wdpEsrLxzm2pKKNY1zqhtS5MFNMHGFHJdmm9hrYNeYk7cse6KQ1aRcfkWWGGo7l

Double Down on your Highest ROI Habit

You've read an interesting Facebook post this morning and it made you think a bit.

Nazim Agabekov, a super successful guy, says that his biggest regret in life was not consuming enough content.

You're like "I have the opposite problem, I consume a lot of content but don't implement much."

Then you thought about Dean Graziosi who keeps saying to double down on your strengths.

(Side note: David Goggins says to double down on your strengths but triple down on your weaknesses. My personal opinion is that you want to focus on removing your weaknesses that are weak links that are holding back your strengths.)

Nazim recommends in his post to spend 80% of your time implementing and 20% consuming new content.

Then you wondered if this would really work for you.

Dan Henry says that ever since he started spending more time (50%) on learning and consuming content, his business success improved dramatically.

Warren Buffett spends an incredibly high amount of time reading and consuming content every day.

Then you realized that reading and consuming content was one of your best strengths.

Reading The Power of Now made the biggest positive change in your life.

Watching fitness YouTube videos fueled your initial motivation to lose weight and be healthy.

Consuming a big amount of content on marketing made you able to make some money.

Your habit of learning and consuming content is your highest ROI habit.

It's not even a linear return. You get compounding interest on every second you spend on learning.

Obviously you also need to implement a lot.

But you can focus on doubling down on your strength first.

Consume more content.