How To Get Ahead of 99% of People In 12 Months That No One Talks About.

It’s harder to be average than to be extraordinary.

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By definition, being average is more competitive.

It’s where the majority of the population lives.

• You compete for the same mediocre jobs.
• You compete for the same raises that don’t match inflation.
• You compete for the same status signals — biggest house, newest car, latest iPhone.

The average is safe. Uncertainty is controlled. Risk is eliminated. While comfortable, nothing meaningful grows in this environment.

But with a few simple changes in habits and mindsets, you can join the top 1% of high-value people.

“Bigger Goals = Less Competition” — Tim Ferriss.

#1: The Biggest Challenge About Getting Ahead.

Starting small enough.

Starting small is not about setting low expectations.

It’s about building momentum.

When you have a big goal, small wins are the tinder (not swipey-swipe dating app) that sparks the forest fire that engulfs everything in its path.