The 50% Rule is Out(ish)! 

In this episode, you’ll hear Erin give you the inside scoop on what The 50% Rule is and insight into how it has helped her and so many others go from underdog status to unmatched success in career and daily life.

She also reads an excerpt from one of the chapters about ‘Sleeprunning Syndrome’.

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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.

Tweetable Comments

• "I started seeing the 50 percent rule everywhere—Hamilton, Weird Al Yankovic, John Madden, Whitney Houston, Shopify, the Volkswagen bug campaign. This rule wasn't just a mantra; it was a strategy that helped people go from underdog to unmatched."

• "I would just watch these light bulbs go off—not just the permission to throw out the half, but the permission to add in the creativity and do their own thing and think about it differently."

• "Since you were a baby and watched your parents walk and talk, you've been copying. You've been taught that to succeed, you should just emulate those around you."

• "You reflect on all that dreaming and work and discipline you've been doing. And in an instant you feel like a Pomodoro. The energy and excitement you once had to go for the big job or start your own company, host a great party, invent a new product. Lead something big at your company was just that—a dream."