گفتگو با دوستان 31 | توانایی تشخیص دلیل نتایج

Hello, my lovely master

What I Need to Learn from This Valuable File and Apply to My Life

Key 1: It’s important to understand the difference between individuals and companies. In the past, I made the mistake of comparing myself to companies and to highly successful individuals who were far ahead of me, like Richard Branson or The Rock. This kind of comparison is completely wrong. It’s essential to recognize the distinction between individuals and companies.

Practice: Instead of comparing yourself to others, focus on comparing yourself to who you were yesterday. Ask yourself if you’ve improved. If not, consider what steps you need to take to get better, whether it’s in your finances or relationships. Ask question

Key 2: Regarding advertising, there’s a common trap where people believe they don’t need to improve themselves or their products—they just need to rely on advertising tricks to boost sales. This belief is completely wrong. Success comes from working on yourself and your product, not just from more advertising.

Key 3: People achieve results because they believe in their product and know with certainty that it will succeed, just like Elon Musk or other successful individuals who are fully confident in their endeavors.

Now, ask yourself: What am I doing, and what should I be doing? Do I have a product? Do I have a business?

The answer is no—not yet. But I need to gain knowledge and stick to the plan. Stick to the plan to get results, to move from zero to one. Comparing yourself to top individuals like Master Abasmanesh is a mistake. Stick to your plan to improve and succeed.

Key 4: In relationships, consider your actions. If someone else were to do the same to you, would it be okay? If yes, then continue. If no, stop immediately. This rule will help me rectify my behavior towards others.

What actions should I rectify?

• Sometimes I interrupt others when they’re speaking.

• Sometimes I say things I shouldn’t.

• Occasionally, I call people by funny names.

• I’m not always a good listener.