The Value of Precise Knowledge

Precise knowledge about specific processes can produce great wealth.

For proof, click here and watch a startling, but enlightening video. Yes, he's selling something; but what I want you to glean is his absolutely correct grasp of principles regarding levels of knowledge about money. You don't need to buy anything to get the value from the video.

If you haven't already, click here and watch the video. I'll wait.

Now, why is it that the things he teaches in this video are true?

This post from Sam Carpenter explains it perfectly. You should read the entire post, but let me point out the principle I want to highlight:

We must study the mechanical minutia of our tasks if we are to excel. This means observing: looking down and analyzing the sub-systems of our lives…to see our selves as mechanical devices that can be made to be super-efficient. The next step is to spend the majority of our time perfecting each of our sub-systems, one by one.

Here’s a happy thought: Study and then perfect your systems as a main focus and you’ll find yourself in select company and therefore flying faster and higher than a huge percentage of the competition. Make More. Work Less.

Lots of people work hard to become expert at what they do, but what great heights will be achieved by becoming expert at a flawed process?

All very well worth pondering – it all does apply to you & me, Eternal Entrpreneur. Your assignment, should you choose to accept it: figure out how, and how you might use this distinction to your benefit.

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Ray Edwards is a world-renowned copywriter and communications strategist, writing for some of the most powerful voices in leadership and business including New York Times bestselling authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen (Chicken Soup for the Soul) and Tony Robbins. Ray is a sought-after speaker and author, hosts a popular weekly podcast, and blogs at RayEdwards.com.