March 2
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Some of the most successful people in the world did one simple thing.
They copied someone else who did it before them.
Not plagiarism, of course. That's illegal. But, they modeled someone else who achieved the success they wanted to achieve.
And you can do it too.
Struggle getting your kids to practice? Talk with a parent who's awesome at getting their kids to practice. See what you can learn, and try what they did.
Having trouble starting a business? Find someone who started one. See what they did. Try it yourself.
Some might call this "hacking." When done well, it's pretty cool.
As a shortcut, it will save you a lot of time and heartache. It could even save you from quitting.
Because even if something feels impossible, there's usually at least one person in the world who did it.
So, ask how they did it. Then, go do the same thing yourself.
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