You’re Not Broke, You’re Distracted

4 Thoughts to Reflect On

1. Busy doesn’t mean productive.
   Movement without direction is just noise.

2. Your calendar shows your priorities.
   If it’s full of non-revenue work, your business will reflect that.

3. Real work builds momentum.
   When you focus on actions that generate profit or leverage, everything compounds.

4. Every hour is an investment.
   The return depends on how you spend it.

4 Lessons I’ve Learned

1. Time is your most expensive currency.
   Spend it like you would cash. Carelessly, and it’s gone.

2. The wrong work costs more than you think.
   It steals focus, energy, and opportunity.

3. People use “busy” to avoid discomfort.
   Fixing priorities means facing what’s not working. Most people never do.

4. Smart people still waste time.
   Even the best operators get stuck doing cheap work until they learn to value attention over activity.

4 Challenges for You This Week

1. Audit your week.
   Track every hour for the next 5 days. See what actually produced income or growth.

2. Kill one task.
   Find something you do regularly that has zero ROI and cut it.

3. Schedule income time.
   Block out daily time to focus on work that directly moves revenue.

4. Get around real business owners.
   You can’t fix what you can’t see. If you want clarity, join a room like the DM Alliance where business owners are solving these problems every week.

Quote of the Week

“Beware the barrenness of a busy life.” — Socrates

Most people are busy building nothing.
Winners build assets, cash flow, and networks that multiply over time.

The choice is yours.