Clearing your own street to progress implies dreaming less and accomplishing a greater amount of what Gates himself has done while turning into the world’s fourth-most extravagant individual. It will be that as it may require creating and pursuing some new routines. Here are four things that isolate the practitioners from the visionaries:
Doers cultivate their curiosity
Curiosity is key to the learning process and great for overall life satisfaction, according to science
- Curious people have better relationships, connect better, and enjoy socializing more
- Gates has maintained an incredible appetite for curiosity and learning new things
- He reads up to 50 books a year
Doers focus on the things that matter the most
Focus intently on what is essential for you and your business and block out distracting ideas, information, and opinions.
- Ask yourself, “Is this important right now?” To truly understand how valuable your time is, start by assessing your meetings.
Doers empower those they lead
Good leaders set themselves apart by effectively influencing and empowering their human workers in a time of crisis
- They do it by responding daily to the challenges facing their people and doing whatever it takes to protect employees or the business
- Being mindful of the mental health needs of employees and their families
Doers delegate their weaknesses
If your responsibilities have outgrown your capacity to handle them, the first pillar to successful delegation is to have a great team around you who can handle the task.
- Two-way trust must be established for anyone to feel comfortable delegating and sharing responsibilities
