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Folks tell me all the time: you do too much.

But high output can lead to better results.

Because every rep sharpens your instincts.

Prince recorded 39 studio albums.

He worked in studios, backstage, and hotel rooms.

He captured ideas quickly and refined them later.

He moved across funk, rock, jazz, soul, and pop.

And he reportedly left more than 8,000 unreleased songs in his vault.

Prince didn’t wait for perfect.

He built mastery through volume.
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👉🏾 3 ways you can leverage high output to increase the quality of your work​
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-Kabir
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Seven Point Sunday – August 2
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💼 Portfolio Career

​Cal Newport – Computer science professor, author, and independent thinker whose career spans academia, writing, and public ideas about focus, technology, and work. He’s built influence without social media by publishing books, essays, and research that compound quietly over time.
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⚡️ Productivity

​HEY World Inbox – A single public and private feed for writing, notes, and shared links without email threads or notifications. Useful if your friction comes from too many half-conversations rather than lack of tools.
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💰 Wealth

​Arrived – Platform that lets you invest in individual rental homes with low minimums.

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📚 Books

​Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell. A practical guide to identifying low-leverage work and systematically replacing it with support. Especially useful once income is no longer the main constraint.

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🎵 Music

​London Calling by The Clash. Recorded as the band pushed beyond punk into reggae, rockabilly, ska, and political storytelling. Restless by design, the album refuses to stay inside a single identity or sound.

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💭 AI Prompt

Pretend my life is a prestige HBO show that accidentally ran for one season too long.
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Write the recap of the most recent episode.
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What plotlines are clearly stalling.
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Which characters deserve a spin-off.
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What would make critics say “it’s back.”
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🥣 Gravy

​7 truths about “owning” problems​
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​8 album covers that are pure art​
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​Your resume is dead​

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