This is the worst advice I've ever received...

You see...

Growing up, we get a lot of bad advice...

I don't want to dig into all of them.

At least not in this email.

But today we're going to look at ONE of the worst advice you could ever get: do your best.

This means...

If you're studying for a competitive exam - give it the best you can.

Or if you're applying for that dream job - give it your best.

Or if you're trying to build a brand, then give it your best.

While this may sound like a good idea from the surface, but it's an enabler of poor performance.

None of the high performers I've met "do their best".

They do what's required.

People who are "do their best"...

Often fall prey to mental limitations of what they think is the best for them.

For example...

The ones who do their best:

• Study only 80% of the portions, and believe it's the best. (the one who does what it takes, studies 100% of the portions - thrice.)

• Send their "best" resume and hope they get selected. (studies the job description, dissects and & crafts a compelling resume that matches the JD)

You see the difference.

But here's the thing...

What's stopping people from doing what's required is that most of us don't know

what exactly is required.

We don't know what we need to do so we assume we're doing the best.

This is why I'm conducting a masterclass tomorrow...

Where I'll tell you EXACTLY what you need to do to:

• land your dream job

• double your salary

• & accelerate your promotions

>>>join the "double your salary" masterclass here​

To Your Brand's Success

Sakshi Chandraakar​