🌱 The best $120 I’ve spent

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🗃️ Hire people in their superpower

After the move, I was feeling overwhelmed setting up my new office.

So I searched TaskRabbit for a “professional organizer.” Never used it before. No idea what I’d find.

Then I read Dylana’s bio and reviews. She LOVES organizing. Does-it-for-fun loves it.

Professional organizer’s profile on TaskRabbit

I booked two hours. $120 later, everything was organized beautifully.

The thing I was stuck on and avoiding…was her exact superpower. Win-win!

My review among 100+ others

🫙 Can’t read the label from inside the bottle

One idea from Scott Galloway’s The Algebra of Wealth stuck with me.

When something comes easy to us, we assume it’s easy for everyone. So we don’t value it.

I saw this firsthand last year. I went through a $15k “life roadmap” with a psychologist who coaches founders. Six weeks of sessions, personality tests, and interviews with the 6 people closest to me.

Here’s what they said I’m great at:

I added my full 360 Life Roadmap PDF into Claude to find more patterns

Connecting people. Curiosity. Creating.

To me those just felt like asking nosy questions and connecting with interesting people.

Turns out other people can read the label way better than we can.

📲 Get your feedback today

Here’s the 30-second version.

Text 3 friends: “What’s something I’m weirdly good at that I probably undervalue or don’t see?”

The answers might surprise you. (Mine did.)

Then point more of your week at it. Charlie Munger said it best:

“If you play games where other people have the aptitudes and you don’t, you’re going to lose… You have to figure out where you’ve got an edge. And you’ve got to play within your own circle of competence.”

— Charlie Munger

Salud,
Mitchell

P.S. Reply and tell me what your friend said. I’ll share more on how to go deeper.