Give Me 10 Minutes and Never Struggle With Decisions Every Again

If you give me 10 minutes, you'll [music] never struggle with indecision again. I've built a portfolio of companies that do over $200 million of revenue annually [music] and spend thousands of hours with other millionaires. And I've noticed that we make decisions [music] in a similar fashion. Instead of being overwhelmed by choice, the 1% build systems that [music] make making decisions effortless. So, here are the five millionaire strategies to make decisions that lead to focus and getting exactly what you want. Principle number one might be the hardest one to hear. You've got to decide from principles, not from how you feel. I recently fired an employee for having an affair and cheating on his wife. And it was [music] the best decision I've ever made. The reason it was the best decision is because I made it off of principle. Now, so many people will say that you should never mix someone's personal life with their work life. There's this whole idea of work life balance and you can be this totally different person outside of work than you are [music] inside of work. But here's the deal. One person has a set of principles that they live by [music] and they live by those principles always. That is a 24/7 set of decisions that they make. So whether they're at home, whether they're at the office, whether they're at the club, whether they're at the restaurant, whatever they use as those core principles will follow them. And if you're willing to cheat on your significant other, do you think that that person is going to cheat at work? I sure do. And I'm unwilling to allow that inside my environment. So of course, the person was upset. They were angry. They didn't understand. And in some countries that is completely illegal to fire somebody off of. But in my environment it's not. In the state that I operate in it's not. And the most important part of this decision is not just making this decision off of emotion. Wasn't cuz I was upset. Wasn't because I was frustrated. Wasn't because I was angry.