The Rule of 100

Some people might think this sounds crazy, but let’s really think about it… what does it take to be great? Talent is valuable, but without the commitment to develop it, it's simply untapped potential with no real results.

So, what does the 100 hour rule mean? It’s simple: YOU can become great at any skill or task if you commit 100 hours a year to it.

That breaks down to just 16 minutes a day.

We can all find 16 minutes a day to work toward greatness, right? 16 minutes is three Adele songs… that's a trade-off worth making!

And here’s the funny part: we all tend to find excuses for skipping that opportunity. I’m guilty of it too! But the 100 hour rule shows that greatness doesn’t require huge, overwhelming leaps - it starts with small, consistent steps. Take social media, for example:

• 16 minutes a day engaging with your audience can build real relationships over time.

• Spend 16 minutes brainstorming ideas for your next post.

• Research new trends for 16 minutes to keep your content fresh and relevant.

It’s about committing to those little moments of focus. So, pick a skill - whether it’s writing a journal article, mastering a new social media tool, or developing your online presence - and start dedicating those 16 minutes each day. You’ll be amazed at how much progress you can make, and how exciting it is to watch your brand grow.

By breaking social media tasks into 16 minute increments, you'll maintain momentum and steadily build toward achieving a stronger, more engaged audience.

The key is consistency and focus - small steps, BIG results!