Takeaways from the 11 books we've studied and grown from over the past year in NEXTLevel Mastermind for men:

1. The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan: Focus on your most important task or goal, and prioritize it above all else. By identifying and concentrating on the "one thing" that will make the biggest impact, you can achieve extraordinary results.
2. Business Made Simple by Donald Miller: Clarity is key to success in business. Clearly define your mission, vision, and strategy, and communicate them effectively to your team. When everyone understands the purpose and goals of the business, they can work together more efficiently and effectively.
3. The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber: Work on your business, not just in it. To build a successful and sustainable business, you need to focus on developing systems, processes, and organizational structures that allow the business to run smoothly and independently of your day-to-day involvement.
4. Profit First by Mike Michalowicz: Pay yourself first and prioritize profit in your business finances. By allocating profits before expenses, you ensure that your business remains financially healthy and sustainable in the long term.
5. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey: Begin with the end in mind. Having a clear vision of your goals and values helps guide your actions and decisions, leading to greater effectiveness and fulfillment in both personal and professional life.
6. The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek: Adopt an infinite mindset in business and leadership. Instead of focusing solely on short-term wins or beating the competition, prioritize long-term goals and strive to create sustainable value for all stakeholders.
7. How to Grow Your Small Business by Donald Miller: Invest in continuous learning and growth. To succeed in business, you need to constantly adapt, innovate, and improve. By staying curious, open-minded, and committed to learning, you can overcome challenges and seize opportunities for growth.
8. Company of One by Paul Jarvis: Embrace the benefits of staying small and agile in business. Focus on building a sustainable business that prioritizes quality, autonomy, and personal fulfillment over rapid expansion and growth for its own sake.
9. Who Not How by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy: Focus on finding the right people to help you achieve your goals, rather than trying to do everything yourself. By leveraging the skills, expertise, and resources of others, you can achieve far more than you could on your own.
10. Save Your Asks by Chris Tuff: Prioritize and manage your requests effectively within alliances and networks. By being strategic and intentional about when and how you make requests, you can strengthen your relationships and achieve better outcomes.
11. Atomic Habits by James Clear: Focus on small, incremental changes to build better habits and achieve your goals. By breaking down your goals into manageable actions and consistently practicing new habits, you can make significant progress over time.

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