The highest leverage you can get is investing in yourself. Most entrepreneurs get trapped in daily operations and skip the personal development that actually multiplies what they can do. Stephen Covey called it sharpening the saw: you need time for production and time to build the capacity to produce.
I'm obsessed about leverage, and I know you are, Peter. You have this other channel, Lazy Leverage. So, the highest leverage activity we can do in our own lives is invest in ourselves, right? We're the creators, we're the founders often, most of us probably listening to this and joining Crane and stuff and running our own businesses. I think, you know, Stephen Covey, one of my favorite authors, talks about this. One of his 7 habits is sharpening the saw. There's a balance between production and increasing production capability. Stephen Covey calls that the PPC balance. And I think what's most often neglected, especially for entrepreneurs that are small business owners that are kind of an island, they turn into island a little bit, is we neglect that production capability increase.
