Today I’d like to tell you a book and a story.
A few years ago I read Atomic Habits by James Clear.
The name really caught my attention.
One of the first stories is about France’s bicycle team.
They never won any medals.
In fact, they were the worst team.
They were so bad that the bicycle company did not want to sell them gear.
One day, the new coach was hired.
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He believed in tiny 1% improvements.
They started to optimize everything:
– reduced the weight of the bicycle by a few %
– bought shoes a little more comfortable
– experimented with massage gels to pick the best one for recovery times
– tested pillows to get the best sleep and brought them to hotels with them
And thousands more micro changes…
You’re getting where I’m going with it.
The team started winning.
They got 87 gold medals in 5 years.
Unseen record for any country.
We all look for one massive breakthrough.
A hack that will make us millionaires.
In reality, there are thousands of micro improvements that you can make.
In the end, those small steps will lead to massive results.
Sure, there are some fundamentals that can make a big impact.
But with time your progress slows down and that’s okay.
I fell in love with this story and that’s what inspired this series with tips.
Knowing 1 shortcut might not save you a lot of time.
Knowing 1000 shortcuts will allow you to move with the speed of light.
I realize that After Effects shortcuts are not everything you need.
I will gradually introduce more tips about business, other day-to-day software, automation, and books that hopefully together will give you a massive boost in life.
What is the biggest challenge for you at the moment?
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