So many business owners are struggling right now because they're doing too many different things.

They're chasing a hundred different rabbits.

So let's talk for a minute about how we collapse time.

If there's one thing that I know every person listening to this show wants, you want results faster.

We keep adding more things to our to-do list, which means we keep

having more energy diluted in different directions and focus towards different things, which

means less and less results. Iteration requires that depth of conviction where you are going to

sit where you are and you are going to

keep refining until you do something with absolute excellence. All right, friends, let's talk about

the difference between iteration and pivot and how to know what your business needs from you to achieve your growth flows.

So first of all, let's make a clear distinction between these two things because this is

really going to help you. A lot of people get these things confused and it's why they can't

get unstuck in their businesses.

And I don't want that for any of you.

So let's define iteration through the context of business growth.

And then let's talk about pivot.

Iteration is when you take the same core concept and you continue to execute it,

making strategic refinements over and over again, based on the new knowledge or learning that you've acquired from executing it.

So this means lots of repetition, small refinements that are applied based on learnings. Whereas a pivot

is when you make a change in direction. Think about a pivot as you completely change your offer.

You redesign your brand.

You pick a new avatar.

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