• Define end goals and what forward motion looks like
• Design and execute daily value-creation routines, with consistency and discipline
• Act and make decisions based on previously established principles and rules, not by reacting to a particular set of circumstances
• Be loyal to process and dilligence, for the sake of it
• Tangible imperfection is better than theoretical perfection
• Spend 80% of your available time (outside of family and personal time) on the main challenge at hand
• Deliberately allocate space for studying and learning new ideas and skills, but be action-biased and thought-only averse
• Build through writing
  • Write to clear your mind
  • Write to think
  • Write to understand
  • Write to stay objective and honest
  • Write to draft, plan and discard
  • Write to communicate
  • Write to connect
• Don’t allow others to drag you into their chaos