Parkinson's Law Has Changed My Life and It Can Be Applied EVERYWHERE

Parkinson's Law has changed my life, and it can be applied EVERYWHERE. From solo kidneys to under-hiring.

Here are some unique way it affects our world, and how you can profit:
What is Parkinson's Law? I LOVE this graphic below. My life motto is "There's always time."

Give yourself an hour to get a task done & it'll take an hour. Give yourself a month & it'll take a month.

Note: We all procrastinate. It's not just you. And that's okay.

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Why is procrastinating okay? Because it trains yourself to work harder. It's pressure, & pressure it good.

Want to get something done? Give it to a busy person. THAT'S Parkinson's Law.

Do you think an EMT gets stressed by a flat tire? No way. Their stress capacity is much higher
1 year ago I donated my kidney. I just got my 1 year lab work done & guess what?

I'm healthier than ever! My solo kidney gets the job done of 2 now.

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When you donate a chunk of your liver the same thing happens. Parkinson's Law.
"I want to start a side hustle but I don't think I have the time."

Yes you do. If your side hustle works you'll find the time. If it doesn't you won't.

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And THAT is your answer. But you can't get the answer until you launch. Until you ACT.
"Do I triple down on my current biz or chase another one?"

The fact that you're even asking that means you need to find out. Chase that rabbit to find the answer.

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Shiny object syndrome is a feature, not a bug. You wouldn't have the thought if your current biz were crushing it.
What's the difference between spotting new opportunities within your current biz vs a new biz?

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ALL THAT MATTERS IS THAT YOU KEEP MOVING. That you stay in the game. Compounding doesn't care either way.

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Compounding rewards endurance, not focus.
The greatest curse to any organization is having too much. Too much funding. Too much talent.

Constraint is a blessing. It forces creativity.

We almost spent $500k on hardware for a new biz. Then we got a creative idea to rent the same hardware from a competitor. $500k saved.
I hate to break it to you, but your company has way too many people.

Overpay the rockstars and cut the underperformers and you'll still probably have too many people.

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Complacency and constraint are enemies.
All it takes is 1 idea. If you don't yet have a solution via constraint then you haven't thought deeply enough about it yet.

Turn off the podcast, mute the notifications and go for a walk. Ask your friends. The better, more creative solution to your problems are out there.
I've added way too much to my plate for years now. What happens? I only eat lobster & filets. Parkinson's Law.

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Everything else falls off the plate, which means it was supposed to