The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

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When you dig in by embracing massive opportunities—taking risks and going for 10X—you will have success. Maybe not every time, but you will have success sometimes. And the failures will grow smaller as the successes grow larger. And it won’t be long before those who said “You can’t” will be those saying, “I believed in you all along.” Success: You will figure it out. To dominate your sector, you must think in terms of acquisition first and deal with customer satisfaction later.

Once you have acquired the customer, work to over-deliver on their expectations. Focusing too much on customer satisfaction misses the point of the 10X Rule and which is to be omnipresent or to dominate the sector that you are in. For example, if you started your YouTube by putting 1 video every week, then improving it over time by giving good quality and informative videos every five then four days and uploading more and more videos like this in working time. So keep doing your work while doing it.

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So what would happen if you became a better version of you? Ten times better? How much would you be able to accomplish? How much good could you do in the world?

The only way here is to think about accomplishing more work in less time. Keep a close eye on your time, work hard and use your time efficiently and wisely. To rectify the situation, I am creating a 30-60-90 Day Plan for 2020. This will include the things that I must accomplish in the first 90 days of the year. But my intent is to focus on only 30 days at a time, so that I do not become overwhelmed. I plan to read Michael Hyatt's Your Best Year Ever. I have owned this book for close to two years. The other thing is that I am working on the PhotoReading course as well as the Future Mapping one. The 10X Rule Book provides some self-explanatory instructions for success. First, people understand that success is only for others, not for them. It is also imperative to clear this illusion and remember that there is no limit to winning. As I delved deeper into the book, I realized that it was not just another self-help book. The 10X Rule is a practical guide filled with actionable advice and insights that helped me redefine my goals and approach to success. It has taught me to embrace the mindset of operating at 10 times the level of my competitors and peers, which has led me to achieve extraordinary results both personally and professionally.And to maintain or build on your success, you have to keep on achieving. You have to have a dogged determination to achieve your goals. Success is your duty. It’s the ethical thing to do. Success is your duty, obligation, and responsibility. Take massive action: Take whatever action is required to achieve mega levels of success. DON’T HIDE YOUR LIGHT UNDER A BUSHEL. Be the best you can be! People who assume the position of victim will never be secure—simply because they elect to turn over responsibility to another party and because they never elect to know for themselves what they can do.” Wherever you set the bar for your goal, if you shoot for 10X the results, you’ll end up in a much better place.

Zero to One by Peter Thiel: In Zero to One , Peter Thiel writes that there are seven questions that a startup must answer and one of the questions is an engineering one, which is, “Is what you are offering 10 times better than what’s available?” I think that if you are offering a service, and you do what others are not willing to do, such as work consistently and persistently, at 10 times the level of others, you will likely offer a service that’s ten times better. ( Avil's Review of Zero to One) Most people make only enough effort for it to feel like work, whereas the most successf Being dependent on only one person or one solution for success is your fault. Winners bring in success from many different avenues. Obsess over success. Because to dominate your sector, you must dominate your every thought, interest, and consideration. Disciplined, consistent, and persistent actions are more of a determining factor in the creation of success than any other combination of things.”Competition is for Sissies,” leads one chapter. “Burn the Place Down,” begins another. Going 10X isn’t just a slogan. Cardone provides inspiration and direction like drill sergeant to help you break out of your box. Only then, he proposes, can you succeed in anything you want and need to do in your life. Have you set your goals for success? Good. Set them higher. When most people (including managers) fail to hit their targets, they respond by lowering the targets rather than increasing their activity. Instead, great managers will push themselves and their people to produce more at the risk of coming up short rather than targeting less. Most people feel like they are working – rather than chasing passion – because the payoff isn’t large enough. In poker when you go “all in,” you can win or lose everything. In life, the most valuable things, such as mindset, actions, energy, ideas, persistence, and creativity, never run out. We don’t have to play it safe, we can play “all in” all the time. One of the greatest turning points in my life occurred when I stopped casually waiting for success and instead started to approach it as a duty, obligation, and responsibility,” Cardone writes.