Finish Strong with Who Not How, and What’s Next 📚

Over these last chapters, Who Not How lands three big punches that tie the whole mindset together:

 

1) Your Future Grows with Every “Who.”
The fastest way to bigger goals is not to push harder alone, it’s to enlist better Whos.

 

Each new Who expands your capacity, opens doors you didn’t know existed, and speeds up execution.

 

2) Transform Constraints into Collaboration.
When time, money, or skill feels scarce, ask a different question: Who already knows how to do this? Who loves doing this?

 

Constraints become invitations to partner, with freelancers, teammates, mentors, or collaborators,so projects move forward without you becoming the bottleneck.

 

3) Protect Your Genius and Systemize the Rest.
Build simple processes around repeatable work and keep your energy focused on your “Unique Ability.”

 

The more you document and delegate, the more your results compoundwithout adding hours to your day.

 

Put it into play this week

• List one outcome you’re stuck on.

• Write the skill/expertise that would unlock it.

• Identify (or ask for referrals to) a Who who has that skill.

• Make the ask. (Clarity + a simple success definition = yes!)

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September Book: How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie

 

A timeless masterclass in people skills, listening well, making others feel seen, and persuading without pressure. 

 

Perfect pairing with the Who Not How mindset: as your circle of Whos grows, Carnegie helps you communicate, collaborate, and lead with warmth and effectiveness.

 

We’ll kick off with Part One next week.

 

It's practical, story-driven, and immediately usable in business and daily life.

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Keep Reading With Us

Who Not How
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How to Win Friends & Influence People
[Amazon Link]
[Audible Link]

 

Reply and tell me: what one “Who” will you recruit this month—and what result will that unlock?