Weekly Question & Framework: March 22, 2024
29 Jan 2026 · 3 min
Sahil Bloom presents two tools: build an evidence vault by listing three times you accomplished something you thought impossible, then map your Circles of Success by identifying overlapping top arenas to find your unique edge.
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Hello and welcome to the Curiosity Chronicle.
Weekly Question and Framework.
In three minutes or less, I'll give.
You one question and one framework to.
Get you thinking going into the weekend.
Without further ado, let's dive right into it.
A question to build your evidence vault.
What are three examples of times you've.
Accomplished something you didn't think was possible?
This brilliant question comes straight from an attendee of one of my live events.
In Delhi last week.
Self doubt is natural, but it can be crippling. To fight back, you need to create.
An evidence vault, a place where you can go and be reminded of all.
The times you powered through, achieved that.
Big goal, faced that fear, and overcame that roadblock.
Write down three specific examples when you've done just that. If you're struggling with self doubt, place it somewhere visible. When you feel the pang of doubt creeping up into your day, read the list and be reminded that that you.
Are capable, that you are worthy, that you are enough.
The evidence vault is a power tool for life. Build yours today.
A framework to identify your unique edge.
Circles of Success what do you think.
You'Re in the top 0.1% of the world at? I came across a framework from Dharmesh Shah, the billionaire founder of HubSpot, that.
Helps you answer that question. It's called Circles of Success.
Imagine all of the people in the.
World on a single large field.
Write down your first top arena.
On the imaginary field, we place a.
Circle around ourselves and all of the.
People that have this same top arena. Now write down your second top arena.
On the imaginary field, we place a.
Circle around ourselves and all the people that have this other top arena.
Repeat this as many times as necessary.
If you have more than two arenas.
That you would characterize yourself in, the top class of each circle may have.
A large number of people in it.
But the intersection of these circles is tiny. The intersection of these circles is where your unique edge exists.
There may only be a handful of.
People in the world that have that.
Same combination of skills.
Your plane of competition is actually quite.
Narrow when you identify the intersection of your circles.
An illustrative example to bring this to life. Let's say you think you're top 1% caliber at three simplifying complex topics, creative.
Taste, and connecting with people.
Individually, there are plenty of others that.
Would fall into each of those buckets.
But collectively the overlap is very narrow.
Then answer the question, what can you.
Be doing that requires the overlap to exist?
I encourage you all to try the exercise this weekend. Define the intersection of your circles of success.
And then slowly build a world around it.
That's all for today.
I hope you enjoyed it.
I hope you learned something, and I.
Hope you'll share it with others.
As always, until next time, stay curious, friends.
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