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Hey {{first_name|bro}},
It’s about 11:09 pm rn and I’m gonna go to bed soon.
But before I do I wanted to write this email (and blast some jazz)
Here’s the thing about work:
It’s really not that easy to do but once you get the hang of it, you can’t let it go.
And honestly this applies to most things discipline-related.
Let me give you and example…
Today I broke my record for most outputs done in a single day. (No I’m not trying to brag or anything)
But I’m still saying up to write copy (even though I wrote 5 emails today)
Why?
Well after you’ve done a bunch of work, there’s two routes you can go down….
“Wow I did a lot, let me take a break as a reward and so I don’t burnout!”
“Wow I did a lot, let me keep the ball rolling!’
I don’t believe either.
I believe that there isn’t a thing such as “a bunch of work” which means mine route is…
“I haven’t done enough, I need to speed things up.”
Now you might think “John that’s unhealthy and you’re just going to burnout!”
First, burnout isn’t a real thing…
Second, the ut most unhealthy thing you could possibly do is not have a purpose.
“But John I do have a purpose!”
No you don’t, not if you’re not obsessed with it every second of every day…
It’s a side purpose.
And no one ever got anywhere with a side purpose.
—John
S: 102
T: lock in, do the work