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A short YouTube monologue (Mark Evans DM) arguing that lack of clarity causes lack of focus; being "crystal clear" about desired outcomes (e.g., revenue-generating activities) enables concentration on the actions that produce results.

A short YouTube monologue (Mark Evans DM) arguing that lack of clarity causes lack of focus; being "crystal clear" about desired outcomes (e.g., revenue-generating activities) enables concentration on the actions that produce results.
The reason most people lack focus is because they don't have clarity. If you're very crystal clear, like I just shared with you revenue generating activities, that's clarity. I'm very clear on what I need, therefore I can focus on the activities to accomplish the result.