You're doing it all wrong.
Every day, you wake up with a million things on your mind. You frantically check your phone, respond to messages, and rush through breakfast—if you even eat it. You're "hustling." And society tells you that's good. That's how winners operate.
But here's the uncomfortable reality: hustling isn't getting you where you want to be.
You've bought into the lie that being busy means being successful. That working longer hours equals greater achievement. That sacrificing sleep, relationships, and sanity is the price of admission for the life you want.
Hustling is reactive. Building is proactive. Hustling burns you out. Building energizes you. Hustling keeps you busy. Building makes you successful.
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