The most successful people in the world are able to look at their experience, draw out what’s useful, and translate it into standards for measuring future experiences.
This ability to take qualitative experiences and translate them into quantitative standards and measurements leads to a phenomenal breakthrough in personal confidence, performance, and results.
Most entrepreneurs’ numbers and measurements are dictated by society or by the economics of the marketplace. There’s profit and loss. There’s cash flow. There’s the end of the month. There are standards that determine whether you get to stay in business, whether you can be confident about the future, and so on. There are understood rules, like laws of “economic gravity.”
The really interesting laws, however, are the ones you make up out of your own experience.