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00:08 – A fascinating thing about photography
00:56 – Adjusting your focus
01:36 – Things become much easier
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Transcription:
James Schramko here with a simple idea that might help you get better results in your business.
We Are Like Lenses
So one thing that really fascinates me about photography is the lens. The lens is like the way we look at things. Right now, I’m sharp, I’m in picture. But what happens if I go out of focus?
You see the thing is the lens is just like us, if we have everything we already need, we simply just need to adjust to get very clear and sharp on what it is that we’re doing. You don’t really need anything else. You just need to refine your filtering and your focus so that you are absolutely crystal clear on what you are supposed to be doing.
You already have everything that you need, you just need to perhaps remove distractions. Zoom in to exactly where you need to be and ignore everything else.
Are you focused on the important things?
Things Start To Become Clearer
Once you’re in picture, once you’re sharp, once you’re clear and once you are focused, you’ll find things become much easier because you ignore everything in the background, it’s all blurry and whatever you’re focused on is sharp and crystal clear and obvious. So I hope this gives you a bit of perspective.
I’d be really interested on your thoughts on this. Do you already have everything that you need, you just haven’t been clearly focused? Let me know your thoughts. I’m James Schramko, speak to you soon.
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