Mia works 12-hour days. Rachel works 6. Guess who wins?

Mar 13, 2025 2:06 pm

Hi ,


Mia and Rachel both had ambitious goals for their businesses.


They were passionate, driven, and ready to do what it took to succeed.


But their daily routines looked completely different.


Mia prided herself on being busy.

She filled her schedule with back-to-back meetings, answered emails as soon as they came in, and juggled multiple projects at once.


She felt like she was always working, but at the end of each day, she wondered why she hadn’t made real progress.


Rachel, on the other hand, took a different approach.

Instead of glorifying busyness, she prioritized effectiveness.


She started each day with a clear focus on the most important tasks—the ones that actually moved her business forward.


She time-blocked her schedule, eliminated distractions, and protected her energy for deep work.


A few months in, Mia was burned out. She worked long hours but felt like she was running in circles.


Despite being constantly "on," she wasn’t seeing the results she wanted.


Rachel? She was working less but achieving more.


Because she focused on the right things, she made measurable progress each week without feeling overwhelmed.


Small shift, huge difference.


How You Can Apply This:

  • Start your day by identifying the top 3 tasks that will make the biggest impact and do those first.
  • Stop multitasking—it reduces productivity and increases mistakes. Focus on one task at a time.
  • Time-block your day to dedicate focused periods to deep work, instead of reacting to every email or notification.
  • Set boundaries. Just because you're busy doesn't mean you're productive—protect your time for what truly matters.


Tomorrow, we’ll talk about mindset and decision-making—why one entrepreneur is stuck in fear and hesitation while the other moves forward with confidence.


Stay tuned!


Relentlessly dedicated to your profitability,

Dr. Kayvon K

Simplifier & Profit Finder


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