25 Lessons From Watching 25+ Hours of Sam Ovens

Here are the top 25 lessons I learned from him:

1. If you want to change your behavior, change your environment.

2. The best strategy to be more productive is to get rid of shit ruthlessly.

3. Problems will always fester - fix them immediately.

4. Nothing is more important than adding value to your clients/customers.

5. You need to leverage what you love to do.

6. The more disciplined you are, the more money you will make.

7. If you don't have a plan, you become a part of somebody elses.

8. The longer term you think, the better decisions you'll make.

9. If you do what everyone else does and think how everyone else thinks, then will be just like everyone else - which is average.

10. A professional in any realm is a master of their mind.

11. Your life is the sum total of all the decisions you've made

12. You must become the client you want to attract.

13. People don't have business problems, they have personal problems that reflect in their business.

14. How you do one thing is how you do everything.

15. You will become the lowest version of yourself that you can accept.

16. Never trust what people say, only see what they do.

17. Most of problem solving is just problem defining.

18. It's always the simple things that get the best result.

19. You can't truly grow something until you escape it and look at it from the outside.

20. What we don't do defines us more than what we do.

21. It's not a game of doing the most, it's a game of doing the right things well.

22. Fortune favors the bold.

23. If you try to do everything, you'll achieve nothing.

24. Lions don't take advice from sheep

25. Starting a business will teach you more about starting a business than anything else