There are few things that get me out of my comfort zone nowadays.
Last week was one of those moments.
I had a huge photoshoot for one of my companies, Few Will Hunt, at my good friend Snez’s gym, Ausletics.
Now this email isn’t about the OnlyFans modeling poses I took…it’s about a particular thing that stood out to me at Snez’s gym.
It wasn’t just the top-notch equipment or the amazing layout of the gym.
It was the incredible attention to detail.
Every dumbbell was set perfectly in order, bars put away properly, and plates organized.
Now the average person might say, “So what? They’re just weights.”
But you and I know it’s more than that.
You see, the high level of attention to detail in a business says a lot.
It commands respect.
It tells your customers that you care not only about your business but about them. These small details are the kind of things that sets you apart from your competition and bring in more revenue.
Now what if you carried that attention to detail in every aspect of your life?
Paying attention to:
– How you attack the day by not hitting the snooze button in the morning.
– How you fuel your body by skipping the fast food lines for healthy meals and working out.
– How you command respect from not only yourself and others by keeping your car clean and your home and work area organized.
Make no mistake, each one is a small thing, your “micro-actions”…but all together, they create your “macro environment”.
The small actions you take on a daily basis will lead to massive results.
Every truly successful entrepreneur I know has a strong attention to detail in their personal life, and that focus feeds into their business. And when you’re focused on your business not only does it thrive, but it also leads to increased revenue.
Allowing you to make a greater impact in your industry or community.
Look, if you’re reading this and wondering why your life feels out of control…
Take a look at your micro-actions.
Are you neglecting them? If you are…maybe you need to change your micro-actions so your macro environment can change.
Start focusing on those micro-actions and see how your macro environment transforms.
Talk soon,
Bedros Keuilian
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