Anthony Goldner and Speaker B argue that hyperfocus and delayed gratification lead to success: commit fully to a task, give it time, and results follow. They call this "time just has to catch up," a principle simple but often ignored in today's rush.
if you really just go all in and you hyperfocus and you don't get the shiny object and then you're prepared to have the delayed gratification and all that stuff, the result's inevitable. Time just has to catch up.
I love that delayed gratification. That's a big thing.
Agreed. And it's, it's, it's not rocket science stuff. It's just no one gives enough time to anything anymore.
