Hey everyone. Today's episode is one of my favorite masterminds that took place way back in 2018.

I call it efficiently using your time. It's packed with great Q&A and I wanted to share with everyone,

especially during this time of efficiency and the necessity thereof. We're going to talk about

productivity and accessibility. Join me for all of this and more on the Playbook.

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook. I have a do-it-now philosophy. If you can do it now, do it.

If you can, you're going to save yourself at least twice as much time in your life.

The minute you don't do something now, it takes you minimum twice as much time and statistically

depreciates in a statistical success because the chances of you forgetting to do it are exponential.

So my whole system of calendaring is how productive and accessible am I within a 24 hours

of activity that I have, including taking sleep as an activity which is why you can have the

limited sleep like me. It's an activity. It's an activity. It's a subconscious and unconscious

activity that can actually assist me in being productive and accessible. There's no work for me.

There's just activity I get paid for and activity I don't get paid for. The activities that I have

that all of a sudden I don't like that are at the wrong station. I change the channel, or I understand

and pray for the happiness, or I get away. All these strategies, once I divide out the fact that

we all have 24 hours of time, the only way that I can beat you is math, productivity and accessibility.

If I can be more productive and accessible in my time, I can beat you with math.

Happiness on the other side. If I can maximize the time that I'm inspired, so if I sleep inspired,

right? If you wake up tired, shame on you. You got to figure out sleep. You should wake up

inspired. You got to. All it is is how inspired, inspiration, it bends time. If I'm inspiring in

a speech, everyone's like holy shit. It's almost two o'clock. If I'm not inspiring, you're like holy

shit. Is he almost done? I'm hoping the first one's true here, but I've been in crowds for maybe

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