"Passion + production = performance."

Passion is the fuel of the creative engine. It drives you to spend time day in and day out, enduring any hardship.

But without production, all your passion can't do anything. It would help if you created something: a painting, a play, a song, or an essay. You must make something with the things you learn and practice repeatedly.

When you give your passion an outlet, it will drive you through production and toward performance.

And when your performance is better than what's out there on the market, people will notice. That's how passion turns into a sustainable business. That's how those who have the most power can perform at their peak and achieve whatever success they set their sights on.

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Einstein once said: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."

I believe that's the key to success.

I believe that you can only abide by so many rules. You need to find a work/life balance that lets you have time for your passion and production. I know that's not always easy, but mastering it is the best way to build a sustainable business and achieve what you want in life.

So, I want to help you do that by putting together an actionable guide that will have you making things, going after your goals, and growing a sustainable business.

It'll take time to learn what works and what doesn't. But if you follow the Master Keys to Success guide, you can be on your way to mastering the productivity that will get you to where you want.

You can say "yes" now . . . and "yes" again and again until it becomes a habit.

We all have things we want to do, but they never seem to get done. You start a new project, set your mind on something, and then let it drift out of reach.

I don't remember you making the time or the effort to pursue what interests you most.

I know this because I've been there. I've written a book before and spent months working on it only to realize I had more important things going on in my life. I was too busy with my day job and other responsibilities. I couldn't finish the book, so I gave up. And then I was angry at myself for not being able to follow through.

It's easy to start things and not finish them if you're not mindful of how much time you have available in your schedule. So that's why one of my top productivity tips is this: prioritize how you spend your time.

Yes, we all want to do more of the things that interest us most. But if you don't have enough time to complete those things, you'll find yourself turning away from them. And that will eventually lead to regret.

Suppose you want your work to be more than just a side hustle. In that case, it's time to master some of these productivity principles and learn to increase your productivity by focusing on the things that matter most in life.

I know what it means to put in the effort and be willing to do whatever it takes as long as I'm focused on my passion. And I know the frustration of starting something new only to see it fall by the wayside after a few weeks.

That's why I've committed myself: no matter what is going on in my life, I will pursue my passions and ensure they're a part of my everyday routine.