the focus of the 0.0001%

> Obsession is... I can't not do the thing.

-Chris Williamson

The best to ever to do it...

The greats of this world...

Never, EVER feel pressure.

They're never anxious.

They never flinch when their name is called.

They're calm, convicted.

NOT disciplined...

Nothing is forced.

Nothing is for play or show.

To them, EVERYTHING is flow.

EVERYTHING is fun.

EVERYTHING is a competition.

EVERYTHING to them... is play.

It's a sandbox.

It's a playground.

It's devotion.

They win often, not only because of the years of hard work...

but dominantly because of the devotion, alignment, and fixation on one certain goal.

— "The Last Dance"

Monomaniacal focus - (noun) - the obsessive, all-consuming fixation on a single idea, task, or goal, to the exclusion of almost everything else.

There's something in this world... that you're PULLED to.

That lights a FIRE inside of you.

That makes you feel like a soldier.

A warrior.

Someone lit with purpose, devotion, and a mission.

A vision.

You know what it is...

In a perfect world, you'd devote 95%, if not 100%, of your time, energy, and life to accomplishing this mission, at a universal level.

If not, life will punish you for not listening to your intuition.

Michael Jordan never had to force himself to lift.

Tom Brady never had to force himself to watch his next opponent's film right after games.

Contrary to popular belief, and I will die on this hill...

DISCIPLINE IS FOR THE MISALIGNED.

You need to find what lights a fire inside of you...

and devote your life to it.

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You'll look stupid until you're not.

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> How long are you willing to fail and be mediocre to get what you want? How long are you willing to look stupid, bad, and be criticized by your friends and family? How long are you willing to stay in the game? > > All adversity in achieving anything comes back to this

Stay in the game.

Life rewards the obsessed and devoted.

Not the disciplined.

The hardest part is now.

to your inevitable success,

Jlowe