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You can’t control the outcome. But you can control the effort. And over time, effort always compounds.

What is the one habit that is holding you back to achieve your dream outcome?

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"Focus on your effort, not the outcome." — Bhagavad Gita 2.47 In the world of startups, uncertainty is the only constant. You can’t control market reactions, investor moods, or growth curves — but you can control your effort, your mindset, and your

What Do the Top 1% Rich People Really Have in Common? It’s Not Just Money. Everyone talks about the outcome — wealth, status, freedom. But few talk about the patterns that keep showing up behind the scenes. So here’s a real question to reflect on:

This book emphasises how social and cultural factors mould our habits. Whether our tribe consists of our family, friends, or influential people we look up to, we often adopt behaviours that help us blend in. Reframing the triggers that set off habits

Not every #habit is helping. Founders spend hours on morning routines, journaling, optimizing Notion dashboards. Looks productive. Feels productive. Isn’t. Busy ≠ effective. Most of it’s just procrastination with a prettier name. The ones shipping

from atomic habits Establish Positive Habits: 1. Make It Clear: Determine and organise your habits. 2. Make It Appealing: Combine routines with fun pursuits. 3. Make It Easy: Lessen friction and effort. 4. Make It Satisfying: Give credit for adv

Entrepreneurship may not always be glamorous, but it demands significant effort to achieve success. As an entrepreneur, possessing certain traits can at least ensure that you have the resilience to persist in this field and validate your capabiliti

The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg 📚 explains how habits shape our lives and how we can change them. Habits consist of three parts: a cue, a routine, and a reward. By understanding this loop, we can modify our behaviors. Duhigg highlights the impo