11 Frameworks Every Entrepreneur Should Learn

My summary of @ShaanVP& #39;s killer podcast episode describing his favorite frameworks.

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Includes resources from:
@dvassallo
@naval
@stewart
@TonyRobbins
@hdubugras & @samblond
@jackbutcher
1. Your To-Do List is Killing You (2:25)

Each day there is 1 thing that is WAY more important than anything else

If you just did only this, your day would be a success

Instead of writing a list, write your One Big Thing (OBT)

Do your OBT first each day

Design: @jackbutcher
2. Use the Power Box to Organize Your Day

Prioritizes the rest of your day& #39;s work using the Power Box.

Triage every task based on what matters:

- Impact
- Urgency

And place it in the correlating box.
3. How To Kickoff a Project (5:16)

For every new project create a Kickoff Doc

In it:

1/ Define winning (Good goal and hell yeah goal)
2/ Set anti-goals (What don& #39;t you want to happen?)
3/ Calculate quick numbers (What will it take to get there?)
4/ How to get 1hr of momentum
4. Big Mario Marketing (8:41)

People care about growing from Little Mario to Big Mario.

They don& #39;t care about the product. They don& #39;t care about you.

They care about how THEIR quality of life improves.

Sell that.
5. Getting Un-Stuck (11:40)

Think of getting stuck as hitting a plateau.

You can be a:

1. Dabbler: gives up. does something else

2. Stressor: stresses and works crazy hard to get past it

3. Master: knows plateaus are inevitable. uses a playbook to beat it.

by @TonyRobbins
6. Patience

Entrepreneurs are impatient muther fuckers.

Too often we view "action taking" and "patience" as opposites

To become a modern-day buddha learn to:

Be impatient with actions and patient with results.
- @naval https://twitter.com/naval/status/1131083134248734725?s=20">https://twitter.com/naval/sta...
7. Having an Audience is Like Steroids (20:05)

Having an audience makes it incredibly easy to start new businesses and get your problems solved.

If you don& #39;t know what to build, build an audience first.

@dvassallo& #39;s Twitter Audience course is amazing. https://gumroad.com/l/twitter-audience">https://gumroad.com/l/twitter...
8. All News is Good News (21:54)

There are two big mistakes founders make:

1. Bad news demoralizes them.
2. Therefore they avoid looking where there might be bad news.

Create a mindset and culture where all news is good news.

This encourages you to always seek the truth.
9. Work Like a Lion Not a Cow

Cows stand in the same field all day everyday chewing weak low-nutrient grass

Lions sit, wait & look for their prey

When they see it they sprint, hunt as a pack & catch it

Then they enjoy & rest until the next

Quote: @naval. Design: @jackbutcher
10. Don’t Sell Saddles

Don& #39;t talk about how your saddle is better than other saddles

Promote the lifestyle of horseback riding instead

It& #39;s by Slack& #39;s CEO @stewart

Instead of selling a chat app, Slack sells the dream of working without so much email. https://medium.com/@stewart/we-dont-sell-saddles-here-4c59524d650d">https://medium.com/@stewart/...
11. Cold Emailing to Close Sales (26:46)

Concept:

A sales agent emails a client saying,

my chief sales officer asked I reached to you. See below.

And below is the email from the CSO.

This massively increases sales.

(stolen from @samdblond & @hdubugras of @brexHQ)
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That would be the most meaningful way to say, "Thanks".

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