Evan Carmichael says reading self-help books changes nothing without action. He argues that execution beats intelligence, and the book's exercises expose blind spots you can't see alone. Write to him with what you learn.
Who is one person you hope reads this book? You. I hope you read this book. I hope you've been watching this or listening to this or hearing this you heard something in there that makes you feel like, yeah, he's talking to me, that you're not playing big enough, that you could be doing a lot more with your life, that you're not satisfied with the, the people in your life, what you've accomplished, what you think you could do. I hope you read this book. I hope you read it. I hope you think about it. I hope you apply the lessons, and I hope you write to me. I I hope you write to me and tell me what you think. If you have questions, let me know, but I hope you apply it. I hope you have the courage to apply it because a lot of this, what it's going to do is shine a light. I like them. I've got like the sun on me here, shining a light on me as I'm saying it. It's going to shine a light on a lot of the things in your life that you're not doing well at and that you know, but you may not be admitting to yourself. And it's going to give you the steps on what to do to get through it. But are you going to have the courage to go out and actually do it? And so I really encourage you not to just read another book because you've read 1,000 books and maybe you've highlighted the books, but I want you to actually take some action on the book. Follow the exercises. Just trust that it works. And let me show you some results because you don't get results by just reading. You could be the smartest person in the room, but you're not going to get anywhere until you actually take some action. You'll see people who are way less smart than you, who have way fewer resources than you, who, you know, shouldn't be the ones making it, but they do because they did something about it. Just having the idea for a great product or service isn't enough. Just having the idea to want to change something in your life isn't enough. You got to actually take some steps. And so I hope you read it. And more than that, I hope you apply some of the lessons and then let me know how it's going.
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