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Seth Godin

10/30/24

@ Chase Jarvis

Time is not free; every decision we make has an opportunity cost. We need to be mindful of how we spend our time and ensure it aligns with our strategic goals.

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Why Strategy Always Beats Talent (w/Seth Godin)

@ Chase Jarvis

Why Strategy Always Beats Talent (w/Seth Godin)

10/30/24

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The idea of opportunity cost is crucial for founders; it reminds them that choosing one path means forgoing another, which is essential in decision-making.

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Don't squander opportunities; make decisions that align with your life goals and the impact you want to have.

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Michael Seibel

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When decisions are made, people often consider whether they want to spend more time with you, which can influence their choices.

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Time is precious for startup founders because it directly impacts money, which is essential for keeping a startup alive. Therefore, it's crucial to use time effectively to maximize the chances of success.

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Alex Hormozi

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@ Chris Williamson

The anxiety cost of unmade decisions is significant; every second spent thinking about them could have been used to take action instead.

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The most valuable resource in life is not time, but attention; how you choose to focus your attention determines the quality of your life.

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Money cannot buy you more time; the real currency of life is attention, and how you spend it is crucial for your well-being.

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Danielle Morrill

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Sometimes the things you think are not a good use of time can turn out to be valuable, while things you think are great uses of time may not be.

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Naval Ravikant

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We spend too little time making significant life decisions, like choosing a career or where to live, which can have long-term impacts.