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57 contributions to Sharpshooter Life Community
Dude I'm Crazy Busy!
People are busy. Everyone. Even your grandma. Even my parents. The hard part is that they can’t tell you where the time is going. The people who “don’t have time” and the people who “always find the time” have the same amount of time. Sharpshooters find time and prioritize their non-negotiable habits to be better and do better.
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@William Brown thanks for sharing. Habit stacking is when you attach one habit to another. Like when I'm brushing my teeth I'll practice standing on one left for balance. This offers a mental reminder. But start small and stack later. Not many people admit they need to 'do something different'. Our mind convinces us that we're working hard 'under the consequences', and this is just life. Well, it's not. You have choices and the first step is to recognize this. Then you can ask the tough questions, establish a clear plan and do great things. *It works.
When your foundation is strong, success is just a bonus
Invest in habits that serve you regardless of your career status. Learn skills that stay with you even if a project fails. Maintain routines that anchor your day. #sharpshooterlife
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Welcome to the Sharpshooter Life Community!
Welcome to a community of high performers and entrepreneurs who are interested in being better and doing better. In this community, we don’t just chase activity; we master the Sharpshooter mindset. We focus on building a deep foundation so that success becomes a predictable result of our systems, not a stroke of luck. This is your space for the small, meaningful reminders and the accountability needed to stay on target. We live by these simple pillars: - LEARN: Discover the mental models that drive high-level execution. - PRACTICE: Apply those lessons to your business and life in real-time. - SHARE: Comment and share your challenges and wins with those who speak your language. - ATTEND: Join when we go live to share, support, and learn with fellow high performers. Introduce yourself in the comments below: 1. What are you building right now? (Entrepreneur, High Performer, or both?) 2. What is your 500-yard target? (What is the big goal you are aiming for in the next 3-6 months?) Remember, high performance isn't about working harder - it's about better aim! Surround yourself with like-minded people, feed your mind with new information, and start aiming higher. Let's gooo!
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@Manuel Rey this community is a group of great people who are high performers. But since my primary business was in commercial construction we'll have a lot of people in the construction business. A great place to connect and collaborate with like-minded people.
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@William Brown welcome to the community. Though we're a diverse group of high performers and entrepreneurs, we have a lot of members working in the construction industry.
The Cognitive Game: What You Say Matters Less Than What They Hear
Every day, as we try to build and elevate our lives, we strive to make our voices heard. We want to be recognized, so we churn out more content, speak louder, and flood the market with our message. We mistakenly believe we are in a visibility game—that if we just get in front of enough people, they will automatically understand our value and buy in. However, where you sit in the market actually matters far less than how your audience mentally registers you. If people do not notice, understand, and remember you, your positioning is completely irrelevant. Most of our messages never even reach the decision-making phase; they get filtered out instantly. We fail because we focus entirely on our intent—what we want to say—and completely ignore the reception—what the audience is actually hearing and absorbing (read this again). The human brain is bombarded by millions of bits of information every single second, yet it can only consciously process a tiny fraction of that data. To prevent cognitive overload and insanity, the brain acts as an extreme gatekeeper, relying heavily on subconscious mental shortcuts and biological filters to simply ignore 99.9 percent of the noise. True authority lives inside the audience’s mind, not outside in superficial visibility or validation. Communication is about perception, not intention. Winning entrepreneurs understand that you must design your communication for the brain, not just the market. The human brain only trusts what it can quickly understand and mentally organize. To enact true positive change and ensure your message actually lands, you must stop playing a visibility game and start playing a cognitive game. Practice these two things to communicate better, with strategic precision - like a Sharpshooter: 1. Design for Reception: In every single communication, pause and ask yourself: "What is my intention, and what will they actually hear?" It is not just about what you say; it is ultimately about what people hear. Think before you speak to ensure your delivery perfectly matches their ability to receive it.
The Cognitive Game: What You Say Matters Less Than What They Hear
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@Austin Randolph thanks, this is one of the biggest skills to increase successful communication with clients, friends, and family. We generally just 'speak' with intent, but don't take the time or make the effort to stop and think. To consider what's happening. To believe there is a different way. And then practice and refine. This, you reading, and asking how is the first step. Literally, saying I want to see how I do this regularly is the first step. So next time you are going to communicate verbally or through text, ask yourself: "What is my intention, and what will they actually hear?" Consider the receiver. What do you want them to FEEL and what do you want them to DO? 200-300-500: meet them where they are. As a Sharpshooter, we understand that people can generally absorb 2-3 things in any communication - and we aim accordingly. We choose our words wisely, in line with our values and morals - we aim for maximum impact. We stop, we think, we question, we practice. This WILL compound to positive change. This post, this question you ask, this IS the first step (should be posted in the WIN's section of this community) because most people have trouble stopping long enough to take this step. Let alone practice. Let's gooo!
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@Austin Randolph yes! Next step. Practice. Maybe commit to stop and think. Do it today and try again tomorrow. Make it a habit and before you know - it's a routine. Driving more positive interactions. 🎯
Be honest with yourself - to busy to be better?
Some of you are reading posts, commenting, thinking, making adjustments, starting new habits, practicing, and taking action to build a foundation for success. Most of you are just too busy. How's that been working for you? The difference between where you are and where you want to be is what you know—and what you apply.
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David Rambhajan
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Serial entrepreneur, Marine veteran, and small business advocate passionate about sharing my experience to inspire and empower others.

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