Dean Graziosi argues you don't lack time, you lack priorities. Cut the gray-area stuff: distractions, bad relationships, binge-watching. Ask one question about everything: does this serve who I'm meant to be, or not.
So many times people say. Say to me, you know, Dean, I'd love to do this. I just don't have the time. Be like, do me a favor. Pull out your phone. Why? Pull out your phone. How many hours are we online? Oh, five a day, right? We all say we don't have the time. The time is there. The focus isn't. But what if you just say, and you have this filter. This serves the woman I'm meant to be, or it does not serve the woman or the man I'm meant to be. No gray areas. No binging out on Netflix. No extra time with the people that make you feel bad about your big dreams. No getting drunk. Just maybe one day a week for a little that makes you feel shitty for two days. I don't know what it is, but you do. If you had no gray and you had to make a decision, yes or no, black or white, it moves me or it doesn't, what would you say no to today?
