Your Skills and Plans | Investor's Guide to Joy — Chapter 2
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Your Skills and Plans

The CEO 57 protocol and why challenges change everything.

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Chapter: 2 of 6
Read time: 8 minutes
Theme: Discipline, skill-building, the CEO 57 protocol
How you do anything is how you do everything.

You have either healed or hurried through the last chapter. If you are finding yourself reading this like a normal book, I encourage you to go back and reread Chapter 1. This is a guide to help you through it, not read through it.

Let us again understand that the greatest investment you will ever make is in you. Truth creates capacity, and capacity creates opportunity. The more truth you can accept about yourself, the greater the opportunities you can hold. Your brain favors the familiar, not the possible. If you only act from what you already know, you limit what you can become.

Now the question becomes: what do you do with that understanding? You build skills. You make a plan. And you commit.

You are not here to do what's already been done. — Jack Dorsey

The most magical, wonderful, incredible experiences in my life have been unknown. They came from taking massive action consistently over a relatively short amount of time. When I designed the CEO 57 protocol, it was built on one idea: if you commit fully for 57 days, you will not be the same person on the other side...

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"57 days sounded excessive until I realized how much I'd been avoiding for 57 weeks instead."

—Larry

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Start with the opening chapter instead — belief, identity, and why the truth you accept about yourself sets the ceiling on what you can build.

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Paul H. Graham Author of The Investor's Guide to Joy & founder of Taxes and Exits
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