Falling Behind?
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Your New Secret, Ten-Minute Skills
They say, “Be more disciplined.” So you get up earlier, take on more, and try harder. But you still feel like you’re falling behind.
That’s because effort only multiplies the skill you bring to it. Wrong skill, and effort just wears you out. So the answer isn’t more of you. It’s a specific skill for the exact demand in front of you.
That’s what a ten-minute skill is. The reset when you get flooded. The right words when your kids or partner need you. The pause before you say yes to one more thing.
With one ten-minute skill, you walk back into the room steady instead of rattled. With one ten-minute skill, you go home with something left for the people waiting there. With one ten-minute skill, you clear the calendar block that’s been eating your evenings.
The next demand is already aimed at you. That’s why Edmond Letter keeps the next skill coming, so you’re never caught empty-handed. You keep up without taking on more. People start asking how.
Which skill do I reach for first?
This one. Free.No pressure. No spam.
Ten-Minute Skills in Action
He said, “It’s never good enough.” I replied, “Can I share what I mean?” (notice I responded with a question) “Alex, do I mean that the work isn’t good enough? Or, do I mean that the work just isn't done yet?” Right away Alex shifted his focus from “I’m not good enough” to “oh, I just need to finish my work. I can do that.” That's the Meaning Cheat Sheet skill. This one skill can...
“Work hard!” they say. “You'll earn a promotion and more money.” But, this overlooks a hidden dot. Your supervisor’s top priorities. Instead, I ask, “What are your top three priorities I can help with?” The answers create awareness, acumen, and discernment. Now I work hard on the RIGHT things. I'm seen as having strong Judgement Skill. What follows? More...
He asked a different question. “Who will I show up as?” His family, house, and dog were hungry for his time. He was tired. Low on capacity. So he asked, “Who will I show up as?” The parent who plays and listens, or lectures? (or worse, leaves) The partner who works together, or works against? (or worse, works alone) His Oak Tree Maturity Skill was key to handling...
Less than $1,000. Again. That's what his phone's banking app showed. Now, no bills remained for the month. Some money was in savings. And investments existed. But, financial certainty didn't. He remembered his Q & A Decisions Skill. How better questions create better answers. Then, he asked: “What do I need to solve for? What is my constraint? What advice would I give my friend who felt like this?” Three months later, all metrics...
“Let's see...” He tapped the calendar app. Color blocks filled the screen. Each day a rainbow of meetings, events, projects, and tasks. Some interesting. Few fulfilling. The next two weeks, gone already. He looked at the dog. He imagined the kids. He dreamed of family time. Grilling. Hiking. Fishing. Throwing the ball. Enough. Some of the color blocks must be deleted. But how? Then it struck him. He sat down. The phone tossed on the table. He chuckled. There are only two people he needs to make happy. They would be his keep or delete filter. He wrote the two names on a piece of paper. One...
"OK, Great!" (but...)
I already get too much email.
So do we. That's why each Edmond Letter gives you one specific skill. Ten minutes. Twice a month. Email is only a conduit.
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This is probably AI, right?
Every skill in Edmond Letter comes from twenty-five years of empirical findings. All tested and used in the real world by the author himself.
Many images we use are made with AI tools. But the skills are not artificial intelligence. They're actual intelligence. Awareness, acumen, and discernment people admire and follow. Yours, in each Edmond Letter.
Will it work for me?
Honestly, you won't know until you use it. Every letter gives you one skill. Use that skill in your own day. With mindset, work, family, money, or another daily demand. If you get a better result, you've got your answer.
If nothing changes, tell me. Email the skill and situation to tom@edmondletter.com. I will personally respond.
Is there a free trial catch?
Good question. The honest answer? Edmond Letter is NOT a free trial that turns into a bill later. Now, paid will come one day. Optional products to help solve a new problem. But, that's not what you're signing up for today.
So tap the gold button "Send Me the Skill" now. You'll get the skill I reach for first. Plus, you'll get two extra skills I use every week to avoid falling behind. Free.
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