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Last year, Anik Singal asked me to sit on his mastermind's board of directors. I said yes—but only because I had space.
If I'd been buried in commitments, I would have said six words that kill opportunities: "I don't have the bandwidth."
Space feels uncomfortable. The "should" voice screams at you to fill it. But every time I clear space, my income goes up. Every time.
Space isn't lazy. Space is availability for the things you can't predict.
Your homework: Look at next week. Where's the space? What's trying to fill it? Protect the space.
Want help protecting your time? That's Momentum. $200/month. Link is here.
Leave a 5-star review if this helped you see space differently.
By Laurel Portie4.8
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Last year, Anik Singal asked me to sit on his mastermind's board of directors. I said yes—but only because I had space.
If I'd been buried in commitments, I would have said six words that kill opportunities: "I don't have the bandwidth."
Space feels uncomfortable. The "should" voice screams at you to fill it. But every time I clear space, my income goes up. Every time.
Space isn't lazy. Space is availability for the things you can't predict.
Your homework: Look at next week. Where's the space? What's trying to fill it? Protect the space.
Want help protecting your time? That's Momentum. $200/month. Link is here.
Leave a 5-star review if this helped you see space differently.