How to Force Yourself to Be Consistent and Do Difficult Things

[00:02] be consistent and do difficult things. And it's not about having more motivation or right system. When I was 20 years old I was working 13 hours a day, but I didn't earn much money. To date, I have built multiple companies and

[00:15] generate over 500 million euros in revenue. In this video I'm going to show you how to build a system that allows you to be consistent automatically, even on the toughest days. To build the system, you need to learn the three

[00:27] levels of consistency. Level one, you design the system. Level two, you become the system. And level three, you scale the system. Each of them has a series of habits that will allow you to succeed. Level one. The

[00:39] first habit is that consistency doesn't fail due to a lack of motivation, it fails due to the math. If you improve by 1% every day, in one year you will be 37 times better than concept that most people don't understand. Your brain isn't programmed

[00:53] to understand compounding. What you see every morning is what was there yesterday. It's almost identical to what happened today. And that's why we get frustrated. That's why we look at where we start with the comparisons and you end up thinking you're always late. You're

[01:06] not late, you're just on the boring curve. That curve that seems shoots upwards. The person who makes €100,000 a month with their e-commerce business has been doing things for years that seemed to be useless. Upload a

[01:19] try out new copy in a piece of content, until one day the curve no longer seems flat and everything takes off. Small daily victories are what truly beat sporadic massive efforts, and that's what

[01:32] truly great. Those first victories are what you should really be proud of, fulfilling them, accumulating them, and as a result, being building day by day. Your job in the end is not to jump higher or to want to

[01:47] do it just once, it's to keep climbing, never let go of that rope, and time. The second habit is understanding that if your table is a mess, so is your my first online store, I was in my parents' bedroom.

[02:01] shopping mall. The schedules were very unstructured, and so was my work environment absolute cause. I had many distractions, open tabs, notifications, notes

[02:13] stuck to the table, a notebook full of notes. Basically, I was trying to build an e-commerce business that would be profitable amidst all the noise I had on a daily basis, but over time what I've come to understand is that the environment isn't

[02:25] decoration, it's almost another employee of your company that you must take care of. If your environment is chaotic, if you work with everything disorganized, you will also be distracted. On the other hand, if you have a clean workspace, everything well

[02:37] organized, in the end it will also help you to think of the fundamental principle that never fails. What's not there doesn't distract. Every thing you remove from your field of vision is one less decision your brain has to make every morning

[02:50] So look around you right now, look at your desk, your mobile phone, the tabs you've had . How many of those things are bringing you closer to starting to sell with your e-commerce business? The answer for most is none. Therefore, what you

[03:05] should do is review your current situation, your workspace, and notifications on your phone that you do n't really need to stay focused. during working hours. Separate the workspaces.

[03:19] different things that will solve your day, wear, the things you have to do. You don't design your environment for aesthetics; you design it because your morning self, the one who will appear tired, will depend

[03:33] on the decisions your current self made. Therefore, the environment you leave today is The third habit is to be clear that the day is won the night before. Another my career is that for years I woke up without a plan.

[03:47] I would open my laptop, my planner, and let the day bring me whatever it wanted. And n't making progress, why I was billing the same amount, why I had been feeling for months that I was doing things, but not getting anywhere,

[04:02] until I understood something that changed everything. Motivation doesn't start the day, action starts the day, and action has to be in a concrete and small task. e-commerce business," you probably won't do anything. Setting up your e-commerce business isn't just a task, it's

[04:15] a whole project, and the brain freezes when it sees a project. But if instead you say, "Tomorrow I'm going to choose the niche I want to start in, choose the name of the product I want to sell, or write my one-year goals,"

[04:27] those are concrete tasks. You complete one, breathe, complete two, and you have momentum. You complete five, and at the end of the day, you've finished those tasks that have given you leverage, and therefore you'll feel accomplished. That's why the day

[04:41] is won the night before. Before closing your laptop, you decide which three what order, and at what time. So that your 8 a.m. self doesn't have to think, just execute. This is precisely the difference between an entrepreneur who

[04:54] that serve no purpose. And before moving on to level two, I'm going to give you an seen, but much more simply. I've prepared a prompt called the Consistency Project, and it's basically a prompt that you paste into Clot, open every night, tell it

[05:08] what progress you've made during the day, and it gives you the plan for the next day with concrete tasks prioritized by impact so you can really focus on what matters most for just have to copy and paste it. I'll tell you how. And answer a few

[05:23] very simple questions. There are six questions. And what it gives you back is this webpage personalized for you for the next day. So, here are all the answers you entered. It tells you today's wins, okay? But

[05:36] above all, it tells you what's blocking you tomorrow and outlines tomorrow's plan with first one with the highest priority, and then two others as well. You see, it also okay? Not all tasks take the

[05:50] same amount of time, and it also tells you the best time to tackle them, and each of those tasks has three subtasks, okay? Because in the end, when you have tasks you can do on the same day, you can break them down, and that way, it

[06:04] 's much easier to manage. It's like trying to eat a steak all at once; you're first, and you end up eating the whole thing. Steak. Well, with tasks it's exactly the same. You have tomorrow's plan visually, and if you scroll down a bit, you

[06:17] also have the whole calendar. It also analyzes your energy levels in relation to these tasks and, if you use this every day, it also gathers information from your initial response to "Hey,

[06:32] important because you not only have to prioritize time, but also attention and energy. There are things that take me very little time to do but drain a lot of energy, and vice versa. And this is important—having a sense of

[06:45] also tells you what you don't have to do tomorrow. These are often feel you have to do because you've seen someone else doing them, and they might even be dopamine-inducing, right? And you feel like doing them, but since the

[07:01] tool I've set up also gathers data from all our clients, it obviously knows the things you don't have to do and reminds you so you don't forget. If you want To access this assistant, go to my

[07:13] direct message with the word " productivity," and I'll give you free access. Now let's move on to level two, which is the first habit of level two: understanding that your body is your first employee. I used to think that working out was something

[07:27] people did when they had some time, once a week, twice at most were taking that time away from work. Today, after many years, I see it the other way around. If I don't break a sweat at some point during the day, my

[07:40] decisions become worse, messages become shorter, and my patience with the team runs out sooner. In the end, I have a rule that sweating isn't optional. There are even Harvard studies that show that sweating daily

[07:53] antidepressants for anxiety and mood. But I'm going to put it to you from another angle, the one that a true entrepreneur understands. Energy isn't a feeling; it's a lever you have to pull. You

[08:05] to record a video... product, to respond to customers who have eighth repetition of the bench press exercise, and in the end you realize that the mental effort you dedicate to convincing yourself that you have to do

[08:19] when you convince yourself that you must finish the last task of the day. Your employee and the only one you can't fire. The second habit of level two is understanding the limits of your mind. There was a time when I thought that

[08:33] sleeping little was the price I had to pay to be a successful entrepreneur, that resting was for privileged people, not for someone who successful business. And the version of myself that peeked into the mirror after a few

[08:46] weeks like that was not a person I wanted to work with. I made untimely decisions. I had very little patience, my head was clouded in important meetings. That's not working harder, digging

[08:59] the hole of your failure faster. Resting is not laziness, it's clarity. And the Clarity comes at a price twice over. First, in what you stop doing when you're rested. Second, in what suddenly occurs to you, that idea you've been

[09:13] searching for for weeks that appears when you step away from the problem. And I'm not talking about going on a week-long retreat to disconnect. When you're starting out with €400 or €1,000 saved, that's probably not the best option. I'm talking

[09:25] about something achievable. One morning a month in a park, walking without your phone; an entire Sunday without checking your email; a good night's sleep, without your mind on metrics, because a burned-out entrepreneur doesn't build a company, they

[09:38] burn it out before they even begin. However, the third habit of level two is about choosing your surroundings very carefully . The five people you talk to most dictate your next year. And this isn't theory; it's physics

[09:51] five people around you keep criticizing people who start a . If those five people talk about bosses and Fridays, you'll talk about... bosses and waiting for that longed-for Friday to rest. If those five

[10:05] people are building something big, testing ideas, you're going to be next. That's why, first and foremost, you need to check if you 're truly surrounded by people who push you to keep growing or if you're

[10:17] energy and don't support the e-commerce business you want to create. You don't have to to shift the balance, spend more time with those who build and less with those who complain. Your ceiling isn't your intelligence; your ceiling is defined

[10:32] , once we've seen the first two levels, let's move on to the most important level, level three. The first habit of level three: announce it, or you won't do it. born with, but good discipline, the kind that lasts for months, comes

[10:47] from committing to yourself and to the people who are listening to you from the backpacks for digital nomads, I didn't wait until everything was perfect to Announce it. I said it on social media, in live streams, in conversations. And the day I

[11:00] said it, it stopped being optional. If I backed out , too many people would know. And that, believe me, organizes your schedule faster than any productivity technique. Most people avoid this for fear of looking

[11:12] foolish, but that same fear is your leverage. Your reputation is the best guarantee that you'll show up tomorrow. I recommend applying these three steps. One, announce publicly what you're going to do, even if your voice trembles. Set a

[11:24] date, name names, and tell someone who will know. Two, have a close mentor you can talk to when things are going badly, as they can give you a new perspective or a new strategy. Three, start building an audience, even if it's just you and 20

[11:37] people. Those 20 people are the reason you're going to push harder than ever to keep growing. That's not pressure to avoid, it's pressure to use. And if you do, deep down you're not going to do it . Now, the second habit of the

[11:50] level The third step is taking massive, imperfect action. My fourth online store was the one that worked. The previous ones, despite my best efforts, never quite took off poorly cropped, the product descriptions weren't well written, they just didn't achieve

[12:03] the results I wanted. But precisely because those stores weren't perfect, that's what made the fourth one generate €4,000 in profit in a month. And that changed my perspective forever. Perfection isn't

[12:16] will truly make you money is taking massive, imperfect action and trying. This directly contradicts the concept you've been taught your whole perfect moment, the ideal moment when

[12:29] everything goes smoothly. The reality is quite the opposite. The one who learns fastest and applies it is the one who ultimately wins. Why? Because the person who first e-commerce site they had in mind, by being the fastest, listens,

[12:42] tell them, adjusts, and comes back. to launch with those adjustments and lessons learned With artificial intelligence, you can have your first e-commerce site up and running in just a few hours. What used to take a month to learn, you can now have this afternoon if

[12:55] you want. That's why that business model you have in your head, that idea you've been holding onto for eight months waiting for the right moment, tomorrow will be too late building it, even if it's incomplete, even if it's not yet as

[13:08] beautiful as you imagined , but start, take action 3 is using artificial intelligence to leverage yourself and achieve more. I didn't jump from earning €600 in a shop in a mall to having a

[13:22] contrary, it was a constant and cumulative process over time. Over time, I've accumulated these habits that have ultimately allowed me to half-hour mornings of learning before work, habits of writing down what I...

[13:36] I learned, made decisions to upload and apply everything I wrote, gained online stores, learned in the business world for almost 15 years, and gained Each layer on its own might seem trivial, but the sum of all those

[13:51] layers is what has ultimately changed my life and my family's. And here's the most important thing for you: Discipline gets you going, leverage gives you hours worked, it's measured in what

[14:03] you have today, someone starting out with no experience but a laptop, isn't money, it isn't equipment, it isn't contacts, it's artificial intelligence today can do what a team of six

[14:18] qualified people used to do a few years ago. Basically, artificial intelligence gives you the ability, if, for example, you're setting up your e-commerce business, to generate ad copy, create images, launch your website, analyze

[14:30] your competition, and answer emails, even though you're the central figure and the important decisions. That's why this is the best time ever to you stop working to be consistent and consistency starts working for

[14:44] you, that's true freedom. So, if you've made it this far, this is n't about information; it's about taking action and applying everything I've remember, I've prepared the Consistency Project for you, an

[14:56] plan for the next day, breaking everything down into specific tasks really matters for your first tomorrow. If you want it, go to my Instagram account, Jesús Orozco Mo.

[15:10] productivity," and I'll send it to you for free. Yeah.