How To Become Unstoppable

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Give me 3 minutes of your time and I’ll teach you a lesson that will make you unstoppable.

And I’m writing this as a reminder for myself as much as I am for you.

Because I’ve known this lesson for years.

But for a moment last year, I forgot it, and it cost me months of my life.

That got me thinking: What if I’d never known it?

What would my life look like?

What incredible things would I have missed?

And if I’m honest, that scared the hell out of me.

I don’t want to lie on my deathbed wondering what could have been if I’d done more, or taken more risks.

And I don’t want that for you.

So today I’m going to share the mindset shift that, once you get it, makes you unstoppable.

But to understand it, we need to start with how people actually get what they want.

Whether it’s money, respect, or success - it all comes down to one thing: value.

If you can provide something of value to the world, people will want it.

If it’s valuable enough, they’ll give you their time, money, or attention for it.

That’s how the world works.

So if providing value lets you get the things you want, it begs the question, how do you create value?

What makes one person more valuable than another?

The best way to provide value is through skills.

What do top artists, scientists, and CEOs have in common?

They’re all highly skilled.

If you want to make money you need to learn to build or sell things that people want.

If you want to be respected in your field you need to become a master of it.

The more skills you have and the deeper they are, the more valuable you are.

I know what you’re thinking: You can’t just "get" skills.

Well, honestly, nowadays you really can.

In "Get Better at Anything", Scott Young says there are 3 components to learning any skill:

1. You have to see someone do it.
2. You have to do it yourself.
3. And you have to get feedback.

And thanks to the internet, you can see just about anyone do anything for free.

From woodworking to building businesses to figure skating - it’s all out there.

Which means for the first time in history, the only thing stopping you from acquiring any skill you want is whether you’re willing to try and get feedback.

And that leads us to an interesting point:

1. Everything in life can be acquired by providing value.
2. Value is created through a combination of your skills.

So really, the only thing in your way is your willingness to try and get feedback.

When I learned this, something clicked:

It’s not about “succeeding” because in fact, you can’t fail.

If no one buys your product or watches your video, it’s fine.

You have feedback.

And as long as you learn from that feedback and try again, then you’re completing the cycle of learning.

Which means you’re gaining skills and becoming more valuable.

So every “failure” is actually a step towards your dream.

And when you see that, trying becomes exciting, not scary.

So if you want to get there faster, try more things more often.

Studies show fast, repeated attempts beat slow, perfect ones.

Stop thinking about why you can’t.

You don’t need to be better before you can do it.

Doing it badly is how you get good.

Embrace fast, imperfect action today and take a step towards your dream.

Because the only way to guarantee you never achieve it, is to do nothing.

So get out there and do something now.

As always, thanks for taking the time to read this.

Oh, and I know I've been gone for a while so thanks for sticking around - I'll explain everything on Thursday.

In the meantime, I hope you're having a great week.

- Tim

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