A filter for action and attitude. Use big goals wisely, pair with systems and avoid noisy busyness.

This book is pure energy. It’s not subtle, but it does force you to think bigger and act faster.
If you're in a slump or playing small, this book kicks you into gear.
For ambitious individuals, entrepreneurs, and sales professionals who want to achieve massive success by setting goals 10 times higher than they think possible and taking 10 times more action. It's for those looking to break through limiting beliefs.
You’re underestimating the effort required to succeed.
Set targets that stretch belief, not just comfort.
Massive action solves more problems than planning alone.
Grant Cardone
2011
Grant Cardone’s The 10X Rule is a high-energy guide to achieving extraordinary success. He is a controversial figure as his sales tactics of pushing regardless of the answers is not popular and I don't agree with it. However, there are some interesting ideas in this book on setting massive goals and taking massive action.
The book introduces the principle that success requires setting goals ten times bigger than initially planned and taking ten times more action than what seems necessary. The book dismantles myths about average effort and offers actionable strategies to build a life of abundance through massive action.
What is the 10X Rule?
The 10X Rule is based on two ideas:
Why the 10X Rule Matters
Cardone argues that average effort and thinking lead to mediocre outcomes. Massive success requires relentless focus, unmatched energy, and an obsession with results.
The 10X Rule provides a framework to achieve monumental success by redefining ambition and elevating execution. It’s a call to dream bigger, act relentlessly, and refuse to settle for mediocrity.

Verne Harnish
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