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If You Go Everywhere. You Get Nowhere.
Struggling with focus? Learn how splitting your attention kills progress, and why going all-in on one thing at a time is the fastest way to get real results in your business.
A coaching offer.
A digital product.
And a client service business.
All at once.
All “full time.”
All split between 15 tabs, 7 notebooks, and one fried brain.
I told myself I was being ambitious.
Driven. Visionary. Strategic.
But here’s the truth:
I was hiding behind busy work.
Every time one business felt slow, I’d hop to the next.
I called it “pivoting.”
Really? It was avoidance.
And slowly, each business started to stall.
Because I wasn’t focused enough to make any of them work.
Then a mentor hit me with this:
“You’re not building businesses. You’re starting fires and walking away.”
Ouch. But true.
So I shut everything down—except one thing.
I went all-in.
Laser-focused.
No distractions.
No “backup plans.”
And you know what happened?
Traction.
Momentum.
Revenue.
All the stuff I wanted before—just locked behind one word:
Focus.
Hustl Hack
The One Thing Rule
Focus doesn’t mean saying no forever.
It means saying not yet.
Here’s how to lock in:
Pick one priority.
Not five. One. The thing that moves the needle the most.Set a time frame.
30 days. 90 days. Long enough to see results, short enough to commit.Cut the noise.
Say no to side quests. Put ideas on a “later” list.Build deep, not wide.
Want to be remembered? Finish something.
Start treating focus like a business asset—because it is.
Hustlr’s Toolbox
Tool of the Day: HeyFocus
Focus supercharges your productivity, enabling you to stay on task and do your best work!
Block distractions
Work in focused sprints
Track your time without burnout
Get more done in less time
Hustl Thoughts
Most people fail not from lack of ideas—
but from lack of attention.
Don’t build everything.
Build one thing that works.
Then go again.
👉 Hit reply and tell me: What’s the one thing you’re focused on this month?
Keep Hustl’ing,
Tony
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