7 Habits of Top 1% Entrepreneurs Who Know Their Edge

Key wellness/self-care and productivity strategies (7 tips)

Tip 1: Follow what you enjoy most

• Ask yourself what you have the most fun doing
• Notice what you get lost in
• Use questions like:
  • If you had unlimited money, what would you do with your time?
• Create a list of activities you love (no need to make them “career-ready” yet)

Tip 2: Pay attention to your daydreams

• Write down what you daydream about (even if you’re not doing it now)
• Look for themes that appear during:
  • lying in bed
  • shower thoughts
  • nature walks/hikes
  • travel
  • beach time
• Start with small tests to see if you actually like it

Tip 3: Identify what makes you “different”

• Reflect on what you do or think that’s unusual compared to others
• Don’t dismiss traits as weaknesses immediately—what feels “odd” may be your edge
• Create a list of your differences and patterns

Tip 4: Be brutally honest with yourself

• Admit both:
  • where you struggle (e.g., organization)
  • where you naturally excel (e.g., empathy)
• Productivity takeaway: build structure/systems to support your real weaknesses
• Use honesty as self-respect, not shame

Tip 5: Use friends for insight, not identity

• Ask friends for their perspective on your strengths/weaknesses
• But don’t let their view become a “jail cell” that forces you to stay one-dimensional
• Balance external input with time spent alone for reflection, journaling, and thinking (the answers are “here”)

Tip 6: Find your strengths by identifying what you hate

• Make a list of what you can’t stand (people, situations, values)
• Determine the anti-preferences (your “anti-word” idea)
• Implied method:
  • What you hate → the opposite is often where you should play/work

Tip 7: Say yes more (reduce pressure, increase exposure)

• When invited to things, don’t over-judge—try it
• Use low-commitment “experiments”:
  • try new clubs/activities/foods/movies once
  • if it doesn’t work, drop it
• The goal is to expand your horizon so you can discover passion/strengths over time

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Presenters / sources

• Presenter: Evan (spoken as “It’s Evan.”; also referenced as the creator of the “7 Ways” videos)
• Referenced/Requested by: Camille Reagan (asked Evan to make this video)
• Other mentioned individuals:
  • Hugo Bayer
  • “Faker,” “Doublelift” (professional gamers referenced as examples)
  • Camille Reagan (requester)