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Limit Your Options

Options are great. Yet, I often find myself thinking that having less options can be an advantage. 


Less options allow for more targeted focus, along with more creativity, and fewer distractions.


If you're in a rut, limit your options, increase your focus, do what's important to you and do it frequently.


I generally speak in regards to working out and nutrition, but this advice has served me in most areas of life and I often challenge myself to eliminate my options – or number of things I'm focusing on during specific projects (whether that's lifting, diet, in-person work, online work, home maintenance, career planning, you name it) – in order to get things done and complete tasks at a high level.

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