Jon Mayo·5dJust take the next step. Once you do you’ll be that much closer to what you want, and have a better idea of what to do.
Jon Mayo·6dFalse: “Science is moving faster than people’s ability to adapt.” True: “Science is moving faster than people are choosing to adapt.” The opportunity that is in front of us is astounding
Jon Mayo·18d"When do you lose your greatest advantage? It’s the second you delay what needs to be said. You convince yourself that holding back is just tactical patience. It isn't. It's hesitation wrapped up in a polite excuse. The right moment is rarely something you passively find; it’s something you actively prepare for. " -Phil M Jones
Jon Mayo·1moNegligence operates like a slippery slope, a gateway drug, and a slow boil. It starts small and inconsequential, and grows until it destroys everything it touches. Unless you secure the standard, and protect it relentlessly.
Jon Mayo·1mo"How may I render the greatest amount of service to the greatest number of people possible?" I am obsessed with 👆question.
Jon Mayo·1moYou get paid for the 8 hour day you clock. But you get your raises, your reputation, and your life from what you do with the other 16.
Jon Mayo·1moUnfortunately there will be no evidence that you tried if you do not make it. Success is the only proof.
Jon Mayo·1moFor every problem, standard to uphold, toleration to kill, task, solution, or opportunity. We have 4 effective options: Execute. Schedule. Delegate. Kill. Any other decision makes the situation worse. Throughout the day things stack up, they go through that filtration before day close out. No fail.
Jon Mayo·1moDon’t delay in taking action to clear your mind. If your mind is wrestling with something and an action would alleviate that wrestling. Do the action. Free your mind.
Jon Mayo·1moProgress is not achieved by luck. But by working on yourself relentlessly. Forge Forward.
Jon Mayo·1mo“The person who approaches a problem like an opportunity has an advantage that the person who sees an obstacle will never understand.” -Shane Parrish
Jon Mayo·1moWhat breaks the groove is strain. Deliberate practice requires operating beyond the current comfort zone, under high concentration, with immediate feedback and a precise target. This is cognitively expensive in a way that ordinary performance is not. It is also the only mechanism known to actually drive improvement. Nothing else substitutes for it.
Jon Mayo·2moIf you see the potential in something and the path to realize it, keep going. A lot of folks just walk away. There is something true to being the change you hope for. Being the reflection you want to see in the world.
Jon Mayo·2moAdjust the tactics not the target. But the tactics are built before the fight, not during it.
Jon Mayo·2moi can not overstate the value of first principles thinking, systems, and recursive loops. everything is cyclical.
Jon Mayo·2moIt’s simpler to build compounding assets when the build is funded. Every successful company that exists is either funded or famous. It’s easy to jump to the vision without living and traveling the path to get there.
Jon Mayo·2moA good path that leads to THE path is the path. Isn’t it? It’s so easy to mentally jump to the dream/vision. But the path there is often long with a lot of learning along the way. What is the next step? That is what I aim to take boldly.
Jon Mayo·2mo· editedimagine you have two products, one is profitable, and the other is losing money (and not a loss lead). why would you continue to play the losing game? this is not a hypothetical question.
Jon Mayo·2mounified living practices (ulp) or standard operating procedures (sop)? ulp is what technology is making realistic to us. sops are what we needed when things moved slow. now that we can create software on demand, we can adjust our tools in real time as we use them. need to train a new person? ask ai to print a training overview. the weight of responsibility goes from maintaining documents to utilizing and improving workflows.