In this podcast, I answer a question that someone sent me recently, which was, “Stefan, what is the easiest and fastest way for me to make money online?” In essence, he is wondering, “How do I get rich quick?” This is the wrong question to be asking. It frustrates me because it reflects a dabbler mentality. I bare no judgment, because I used to adopt this mindset. Trust me when I say that it’s not a path that you want to take.
You need to realize that there is no short-term fix for a long-term situation. Thinking to yourself, “How do I get rich quick?” presupposes that you are not doing what it takes in order to build a successful business that is profitable and sustainable, long-term. With this mentality, you are focusing on short cuts and gimmicks. It’s time to get out of the dabbler mentality. Don't think, "How do I get rich quick?" Rather, ask yourself, "How can I build a successful business that is sustainable for years to come?" Commit to mastery and learn to fall in love with the process, without getting attached to the outcome.
Robin Sharma said it best, “To arrive at a place called mastery, you must commit to daily and rigorous practice. Enjoy practicing your craft for its own sake, without turning your attention to your ultimate destination. Understand, once and for all, that the journey is as important as the destination.” I believe in you.
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You need to realize that there is no short-term fix for a long-term situation. Thinking to yourself, “How do I get rich quick?” presupposes that you are not doing what it takes in order to build a successful business that is profitable and sustainable, long-term. With this mentality, you are focusing on short cuts and gimmicks. It’s time to get out of the dabbler mentality. Don't think, "How do I get rich quick?" Rather, ask yourself, "How can I build a successful business that is sustainable for years to come?" Commit to mastery and learn to fall in love with the process, without getting attached to the outcome.
Robin Sharma said it best, “To arrive at a place called mastery, you must commit to daily and rigorous practice. Enjoy practicing your craft for its own sake, without turning your attention to your ultimate destination. Understand, once and for all, that the journey is as important as the destination.” I believe in you.
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