The 3 frames that create unshakeable decision making...

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What does this mean to you?

Internalize that. 

Write it down if you have to.  

These 8 words on this screen — a realization like this — just saved you decades.

Most people on earth never crystallize an ideology this potent.

In life, you always want to take the path of most resistance.

Naval Ravikant, an investor billionaire and disiplined philosopher, says his decision-making system relies on that and 2 things:

1. Which option has the largest long-term positive outcome?

2. Which option has the most short-term pain?

His ideology here is that our brains subconsciously shun the option that gives us the most short-term pain. It’s evolutionary.

So, then, he chooses the one in the affirmative of both.

Alex Hormozi, a philosopher, author, and $300M / yr portfolio owner with a 31:1 lifetime ROI has a decision making system that is very similar…

Note: 

“decision” stems from de- -caedere in Latin

which means “to cut off”

Alex, in deliberating the largest decisions of his life, asks himself these 2 questions:

1. Which option cuts off the old me I no longer want?

2. Which option brings me closer to where I want to go?

Notice he doesn’t ask which one takes him where he wants to go — but rather he asks which one takes him closer to where he wants to go.

This is a distinctive perspective & the one he proclaims has brought him the most success.

 Think about that for yourself.

Those are the 3 frames of decision-making to their greatest extents — a skill the top 0.0000001 (6 zeros) have mastered—

and one that they continually calibrate.

Leverage them and you’ve effectively instilled a system that won’t move you faster,

 but one that will get you more for every step.

See ya next week!

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You never know, it might just change the world of someone else.