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Break The Habit Of Being In Go-Mode.

Name: Break The Habit Of Being In Go-Mode.
Uploaded: 2024-05-09T21:00:10+00:00
Duration: 58 s
Channel: David Molina
Description: In this monologue, the speaker argues that attention is the most valuable resource for entrepreneurs and describes how he reclaimed it by deleting school…

9 May 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker argues that attention is the most valuable resource for entrepreneurs and describes how he reclaimed it by deleting school Slack and Gmail, which had been draining his focus. He explains that constantly being in "go-mode" was once necessary for survival but must be abandoned once an entrepreneur moves beyond the survival phase. By cutting off constant digital interruptions, he experienced improvements in physical health, relationships, and mental energy, noting that his phone messages could wait without negative consequences. He encourages listeners who have achieved financial stability to allow themselves breaks, emphasizing that taking time off does not cause their ventures to collapse.

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I think the most valuable resource we have as entrepreneurs is attention. I deleted school Slack and Gmail because I realized that I was bleeding attention and I just felt at the end, like, drained, man. Like, I come back from the gym and I thought, fuck, like, this is supposed to be relaxing and I don't have any juice. And it's really hard to break that habit of always being on go mode because in the past it was really expensive to be in pause mode. But at some point that chapter has to end. At some point the entrepreneur has to end their survival chapter, unlearn the habits, and become something else. See what calls. It turned out to be a chapter in my physical health and in my relationships. Maybe some people are listening to this and you guys acknowledge that you already finished your survival chapter. You have more money than you need and you know that you could take a break for maybe a few hours and things would not fall. When I deleted it, things didn't break. I went out to train, spent a few hours out, went out with my girl, come back, check my phone, 2 messages. And, you know, I respond in a few minutes. They take hours to respond and it's okay.