Focus on Strategy, Not Tactics

The other day I read another post that I thought was interesting.
The guy said he ran a test: after 800 days of posting daily, he focused on quality over quantity, and then only posted 2 times per week.
His point was that too many are only posting daily, but they should do better content.

This was setting me riled up.
It was a good example of doing what he did, not doing what he said.
He got to the many views by posting daily.
So that’s the strategy: Post daily.

It will give you data, skill, and experience.
Yes, he sees advising to post less and get better.
But this is assuming that person has data.
​How do you get better? By doing more.

How do you know if something was good? By having more data.​
2 posts per week means 100 posts per year.
I could also have that data in 100 days.
Which means it took me only less than a third of the time to get the same data.

In the beginning there is only one way to grow and that’s massive action.
You can’t get around that.
It’s the only thing that counts.

That’s when I also stack up the work.
I’m building my systems on the back end of massive action.
I need enough data to know where I can go.

This is the hard part of growing a business.
It’s a skill-based game.
The better you are, the more clients you can serve, the more money you can make.

The only way to get there is by doing more to get better.
It’s that simple.

Yet it’s too hard for most to sustain.
They are looking for an easy way out.

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