The 'hustle' mistake that's detrimental to your progress

What I’m about to share with you might give you a sigh of relief.

There’s one mental model I’ve adopted over these last few years that has allowed me to make major moves in the market with high accuracy.

And all I did was research simple psychology.

You see, there’s one common mistake you might be making when you’re on a mission to build a high net worth.

(And this applies to any form of wealth creation).

The issue most guys have is that they’re in hustle mode 24/7.

These guys are hunched over their computers, researching trades for 20 hours a day when some guys are overtaking them in only a fifth of that time.

But, how is it possible to get more work done by working for less time?

Well, here’s this stupidly simple tactic I started using a few years ago that skyrocketed my growth using simple psychology.

And it’s that your brain can only work at maximum power for 3-4 hours per day.

Any time you work outside of those 3-4 hours is time you’re working at lower efficiency.

And you’re more likely to place trades that could f*ck-up because you don’t have the mental power to analyse those trades precisely.

Instead of working harder, you want to be working smarter.

And this means only applying yourself to intensive tasks for 3-4 hours a day, and leaving the rest of the day for your light tasks.

I want you to try this for the next week and report your results back to me.

For an example of how to do your consolidated work, take a look at the book, "the 4-hour workweek".

A might even get a huge sigh of relief that you don’t have to do half the work you’re currently doing to achieve the same results.

You’ve got this, and I’ll talk with you later,

Gav.

PS: I’ll be running spaces all this week where I’ll be giving you guys value and key lessons on making moves in the market so you can build your wealth more efficiently.

See the calendar pinned to my Twitter and be sure to tune in.