Fantastic Outlier Actions! When I moved countries for the first time, I got my first job by redesigning the website and sales deck of the company, DMed the proposal to the founder, huge success.
Love the concept of Osusowake, it’s so simple yet so rewarding! (Never knew there was a name for it before) I tend to see that embracing this concept seems to be an Outlier Action in and of itself nowadays. Sometimes, I catch myself getting trapped in such a detrimental mindset when living with a scarcity mindset, but when I snap back into an abundance mindset the lens I view the action in changes positively. For example: When we receive important information or anything that can give us an edge over others in life, sometimes we have an innate tendency to keep it to ourselves. However, when we share this information with others, we help foster a mutually beneficial community that is exponentially more successful and supportive than any individual tends to be on their own.
Thank you for the thought-provoking nuggets in your articles Andrew! Always looking forward to the next one!
If all the doors are closed, go through the window!!
Fantastic Outlier Actions! When I moved countries for the first time, I got my first job by redesigning the website and sales deck of the company, DMed the proposal to the founder, huge success.
Outlier Actions are the catalyst that transforms ambition into achievement. Thanks.
This was fantastic - I’ve always thought about these things that you do to stick out… calling them outlier actions is a great way to call them out
Love the concept of Osusowake, it’s so simple yet so rewarding! (Never knew there was a name for it before) I tend to see that embracing this concept seems to be an Outlier Action in and of itself nowadays. Sometimes, I catch myself getting trapped in such a detrimental mindset when living with a scarcity mindset, but when I snap back into an abundance mindset the lens I view the action in changes positively. For example: When we receive important information or anything that can give us an edge over others in life, sometimes we have an innate tendency to keep it to ourselves. However, when we share this information with others, we help foster a mutually beneficial community that is exponentially more successful and supportive than any individual tends to be on their own.
Thank you for the thought-provoking nuggets in your articles Andrew! Always looking forward to the next one!