What's up Action Academy fam? Today's podcast episode is the single most important and financially

impactful question that you will ask across the entirety of your entire life. And that,

my friends, is what should I work on? Again, what should I work on, aka the work that you choose to do is more important than the work itself.

So today's episode, I'm going to give you guys a general rule of thumb that you can use when deciding what to work on.

And then at the end of the episode, I will give you my general rule of thumb that I use to determine what to work on.

In a very particular circumstance that I

hope that all of you at some point in your business life and investing careers encounter as well.

And as always, if this podcast, these episodes are helping you, please leave us a five-star rating

and review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It's right there at the bottom of the page or share this episode with somebody that you think could get value from it. So first and foremost,

it's pretty easy to determine what to work on when you have a job, correct? You do the work

that you're paid to do. Plain and simple, very easy. That is where security comes in. And for some

people, the majority of the population on earth, this is the path. They don't want to ask the question of what work should I work on. So they just have somebody else tell them what work they should work on and they do that work. Okay. But that is not you that's listening to this podcast. Otherwise, you'd be listening to podcasts on HR and how

to improve your sales efficiency for your corporate position. Instead, the camp that you guys are in

is a much more difficult camp, which is, what should I do when I have nobody telling me what to do?

It's actually a sneaky, difficult question that a lot of people, entrepreneurs,

mostly included, never have a proper answer for. But if you do find the proper answer for it,

your returns will be 100 to a thousand to a million times larger than anybody that chooses

to have the work done that somebody else assigns to them,

a.k.a. a job. But this question right here is the biggest risk of entrepreneurship,

which is, will this work? Like, am I doing the right stuff or am I just filling my calendar

with a bunch of busy nonsense, right? Like, that is the number one question to ask. So what I

will share really quickly in an

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