Failed 97 Businesses

Why I Failed 97 Businesses Before Learning This

Failed 97 Businesses

Has it come to your notice that you are consuming more information than ever before, but accomplishing less?
You save videos, bookmark articles, buy courses, and experiment with AI tools. But somehow your biggest goals remain untouched.

What if the problem is not that you are doing too little? What if you are doing too much? What if success today is not about creating more but focusing more?

STOP MAKING VIDEOS UNTIL YOU WATCH THIS: Stop Creating, And Start Focusing.

I started on the internet, web development and programming in early 2009. Have built 99 web companies and only 2 survived, which were sold at an early stage due to desperation.

Quit three IT jobs when I noticed mine was lagging. So, my wealth of experience is my advantage today. But you don’t have to waste all these years to get started. What you have to do is to stop creating and start focusing.

A lot of people believe that diversity is expansion. On the contrary, it is the root of attention divergent if not well planned. From my over fifteen years of experience online, I came to realise that you should immediately stop creating and start focusing.

To disagree with me is like giving a hug to the electrical transformer, knowing the fact that it only takes seconds for someone who did that to vaporise the earth. Having me here is like evidence before it occurs.

Today, I will lead you through an experience on why you should stop creating and start focusing. Here are the core principles of distraction that led to my delay for years, and they are:

a) Information overload
b) Focus strategy
c) Attention economy
d) AI distraction

I’m going to logically and expressively explain them to ensure our proper understanding. Let’s get started with INFORMATION OVERLOAD.

INFORMATION OVERLOAD:-
Most people believe that having more information leads to greater success. But that’s not how reality works. From my experience over the years, I have found that more information can be a significant distraction, leading to attention fragmentation.

Stay with me for some minutes, because ama prove this for you here with a simple logical process.
Most people believe that having more information leads to greater success. But that is not how reality works.

Let’s use this simple logical mathematics to drive home what I mean. If Progress = Knowledge/Distraction.
Then, assuming that person A has 10units of knowledge, and 2 distractions.
Then the progress = 10/2, which is 5 Progress achieved.

If person B has 100 units of knowledge and 50 distractions. Then Progress would look like this for person B. Progress = 100/50, which is 2.

From this narrative, you can see that person B knows more but achieves less progress due to this information accumulating as a distraction due to its being excessive.
And person A had more progress despite having less knowledge, which gave him/her less distraction because this person had no information overload.
So if your knowledge doubles but your distractions increase tenfold, your progress actually decreases.

Now, let’s get to the second core principle of distraction that led to my delay for years. The focus strategy.

FOCUS STRATEGY:-
Imagine two people, Person A and Person B.
Then Person A is very talented, very intelligent, and uses the latest AI tools, and starts lots of projects.
But always gets distracted easily, change direction every week, and never sticks with anything.
And after five years, they have little to show.

Person B has average talent, average intelligence, and uses ordinary tools. But focuses on one thing, works on it every day, and stays with it for years. After 5 years, they’re successful.
Why?
Because focus was multiplied by time according to this simple logical equation. Success = Focus X Time.

And there are a whole lot of questions we could ask to justify this logic. Our justification questions become:

Why isn’t talent in the equation?
People often think that success = talent. But look around, and you will see that there are many talented people who never become exceptional. That is because talent gives you a head start. It doesn’t guarantee the finish line.

Why isn’t motivation in the equation?
Motivation comes and goes. This is a fact because some days you feel inspired and some days you don’t.
Successful people don’t rely on motivation; they rely on consistency and discipline. They keep going even when they don’t feel like it.

Why isn’t AI in the equation?
AI can help you work faster, but AI can’t decide what deserves your attention. AI can generate:
100 business ideas
100 video ideas
100 content strategies
But it can’t force you to commit to one.

Why isn’t information in the equation?
Most people don’t need more information because they already know enough.
They know:
They should exercise.
They should save money.
They should work on important goals.
They should avoid distractions.
So the problem is not a lack of knowledge. The problem is a lack of sustained focus.

What does “focus compounds” mean?
This is the most important part.

Let’s consider this. Imagine planting a tree.
Day 1:
Nothing happens.
Day 10:
Still nothing impressive.
Day 30:
Not much.
Many people quit here.

But after years?
The tree becomes massive.

Focus works the same way.
The first week will never look impressive. And the first month doesn’t look impressive either.

The first year may not look impressive equally. Then suddenly everyone says:
“Wow, that person became successful overnight.”

No!.
They focused for years. The issue is that you just didn’t notice.
“Pick one important thing. Keep working on it for a long time. Don’t keep switching. Time will reward your focus.”

The next principle of distraction is Attention economy.

Attention Economy:-
If you are observant, you will notice that every company needs your attention, most especially in this AI era. And the more of your attention they were able to capture, the less attention you will have for achieving your goals.

Let’s assume you have 100% attention bar. In this bar, social media takes 20%, 15%, 10%, 25%. And your goals are left with only 30%. The simple narration here is that your future is competing against billion-dollar algorithms. How do you think you are going to win?

Finally, the last principle of distraction that actually set me back for years. And I know every one of us is bubbling with it these days. The AI Trap.

The AI Trap:-
No doubt about it, AI has given us unlimited opportunities.
(Execution = Ideas X Focus)
AI can increase ideas, but AI cannot increase focus. Let’s consider this simple example:
Before AI:
5 Ideas × 8 Focus = 40
After AI:
500 Ideas × 0.1 Focus = 50

From the simple example I stated, you become slightly busier, but not significantly better. Which means the problem is not multiple ideas, it is diluted focus.

In conclusion, we have to know that information is no longer valuable. Attention is. Ideas are no longer scarce. Focus is. AI can create infinitely. But you cannot.

Then look at what to do:
Stop creating more.
Stop collecting more.
Stop starting more.
And start focusing.

Because in the AI era, the winners will not be the people with the most ideas.
They’ll be the people who stay focused long enough to finish one.

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