The past two days

I heard two Audiobooks these days. Ali Abdaal, a man I admire, says listening to audiobooks in extra speed if you could understand just fine is the more sensible to do. One was 📘"The E myth" by Michael Jerber. The next day, i.e. today, I heard 📙"Zero to One" by Blake Masters and Peter Thiel. Lemme summarise those for you. It's good revision for me too. 📘The E myth: 🔥 You must automate your business and set up multiples of those. Otherwise you're stuck doing a pensionless job ; the hardest one. 🔥Make the process of operation as simple as possible. Laymen must easily be able imitate the tasks you give them. 🔥Make sure to hire staff that has the willing mindset. Prioritise hiring them over someone who's experienced but stubborn. 🔥Make your business predictable. The same procedures (list those) and dress-codes. (I've heard hints of blue inspire trust, and Red Power) 🔥Make logs, to streamline the tasks maybe...its hazy in my mind. I thought I could make up six points but, that's all I remember. Now, 📙Zero to One: 🔥Find something that can simplified and build your business around it. Wanting to compete with established businesses is harder and less profitable. 🔥Try to Monopolise your business. 🔥Companies need to innovate as frequently as needed Is what I understood. Another book..."Built to last" chants so repeatedly. ...Plus Zero to one has the 'Think and grow rich' aspect to the rest of it. Motivational talk. I felt sleepy hearing through 80% ish of both books. Almost slept deep with the earplugs on, but kept hearing...was half conscious. Like, I was sleep-drunk😄. Ha! But I remember a resonable amount of sayings from both of those. I've been timing all my sessions since two-three days to be most productive. Oh, I read another book called "What the Most Successful People Do Before Breakfast: How to Achieve More at Work and at Home" by Laura Vanderkam. It's quite a short read. It put In my mind to do the hardest things first as you start... Like Exercising. I'm sleeping fine because of it I think. YouTube has a very good tutorial on Autocad in Telugu. It's a four hour course I'm going through from some hero dude from "Computersadda.com". I hope to make some money from Cad designing a few months through.💻

I've Poems and Short stories to share. Saving those for later. Tomorrow now.👋