Simple math: 100% of 8-figure business owners spend most of their time on $10,000/hour activities. What are yours?
Here’s the problem. Business owners don’t know
exactly what their most important activities are.
As a result, they work on the most
urgent things, that never move the needle the most. In the meantime, the $1,000/H and $10,000/H activities are left alone, and the business is standing still, or growing at a very slow pace.
Remember this: your most important activities don’t seem to be made up our minds by your industry or skills. They’re only made up our minds by the
stage of growth your business is at. You do not spend your time on the same tasks when running a 6-figure business that you would when running a 7- or an 8-figure company. What brought you here would possibly not get you there.
That’s what you can discover in this guide. THE 400-H WORKWEEK lays down
all the activities business owners face from launching their businesses to running an 8-figure company – so you know the right things to concentrate on at all times. That’s what real time management is about.
Apart the right activities to work on to grow your 8-figure company (or your 7-figure business if you’re not there yet), you’ll discover:
• How to
transform yourself before transforming your business (page XXXV)
• Why knowledge is not power… and what actually is power (page 71)
• The definitive blueprint to know if the people you imagine spending some time with are worth it or not (page 80)
• What the most critical stage of the life of your business is – and how to take care of it perfectly (page 121)
• Why reading one book per week leads to confusion and is a waste of time + what to do instead (page 157)
• The right framework to get your first million FAST if you’re not there yet – it’s easier than you think (page 178)
• The quick and easy-to-grasp definitive HAPPINESS blueprint – the general public live all their lives without (page 220)
You’ll learn in a very concrete fashion how to
mathematically 10x your productivity, 10x your free time for yourself and your family, and outpace your competitors 10x.
This is why it’s called The 400-Hour Workweek: You and the average business owners work the same number of hours. Nonetheless, by the time they have worked 40 hours, you’ve just
outpaced them 10 times, by working on the RIGHT activities, and piling through what would be—for them—the equivalent of a 400-Hour workweek.
