The very first thing, I would take a leap out of the kind of lifestyle I have been living. To me happiness and peace of mind is something beyond wealth and unsatisfied artificially looking best environment. The gravity of the health problem has always been ignored almost by everybody in our society. Everyone should give it a priority.
I would immediately take an action to rectify the mistake I have been ignoring and will surely try my level best to get my health back, rest is in the hand of the Almighty.
Oct 11, 2022·edited Oct 11, 2022Liked by Aamer Khan
I believe that finding the flaw and rectifying it is the more sustainable approach in the long run.
Granted this requires a complete revamp from the grassroot level and doing this would harm the already existing business. However, building an empire with a lackluster core is never possible.
Despite the temporary loss that might ensure, finding the flaw and correcting it is the more profitable route.
It helps to back up once a while because you’re too close to the picture! I read somewhere in the Almanack of Naval Ravikant that direction is more important than the speed you’re moving at. So getting something fixed as soon as possible is the key to long term growth!
Interesting question though. I don’t know if I’ve answered right but it was the worth the try.
The very first thing, I would take a leap out of the kind of lifestyle I have been living. To me happiness and peace of mind is something beyond wealth and unsatisfied artificially looking best environment. The gravity of the health problem has always been ignored almost by everybody in our society. Everyone should give it a priority.
I would immediately take an action to rectify the mistake I have been ignoring and will surely try my level best to get my health back, rest is in the hand of the Almighty.
I believe that finding the flaw and rectifying it is the more sustainable approach in the long run.
Granted this requires a complete revamp from the grassroot level and doing this would harm the already existing business. However, building an empire with a lackluster core is never possible.
Despite the temporary loss that might ensure, finding the flaw and correcting it is the more profitable route.
It helps to back up once a while because you’re too close to the picture! I read somewhere in the Almanack of Naval Ravikant that direction is more important than the speed you’re moving at. So getting something fixed as soon as possible is the key to long term growth!
Interesting question though. I don’t know if I’ve answered right but it was the worth the try.
Find the flaw and correct it. And still stay true to the core of the business.
Excellent info