Myron argues you should leverage your advantages instead of fixing every weakness. He had polio and wore a leg brace, then walks through examples: if running is slow, bike instead; if biking is slow, drive; if driving is slow, fly. Find better leverage to win.
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Clegg
April 24, 2023
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You're here because you want to know how to win. Well, if you want to win a race, you have to do the right thing. What's the right thing? Well, I had polio as an infant. I've got a brace on my leg. If you and I got in a race, you would win. But it wouldn't be fair for us to go the same distance. So I'm going to let you run a mile. I'm going to go two miles. You're going to win. Unless on a bicycle. That's not fair. I've got a bike and you're running. That's right. I can go further, faster and use less energy. That's not fair. So we give you a bike. You go 50 miles. I go 100 miles. You win. Unless I'm on a car. That's not fair. I've got a car. Give you a car. You go 100 miles. I go 200 miles. You win. Unless I'm on a plane. Say, Myron, what's your point? Point is, if you want to win a race, you can always make up and leverage what you lack in ability. So many people try to get better at something they don't need to get better at. They just need to find better leverage. Go find better leverage, you'll live a better life.
