10x is easier than 2x book Review By Dan Sullivan

The book "10x is Easier Than 2x" by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy challenges the traditional hustle mindset by promoting exponential growth through strategic focus and leveraging others' skills ("who not how") rather than just working harder.

The central idea is that aiming for 10x growth is simpler because it forces you to eliminate unnecessary tasks (the 80% that doesn't drive results) and concentrate on high-impact activities that align with your strengths.

Achieving 10x growth requires a mindset shift, believing in the possibility of significant success and understanding that hiring the right people to handle non-core tasks is essential for scaling.

The book emphasizes the importance of setting clear, challenging goals that push beyond your current capabilities, receiving immediate feedback, and maintaining a focus on significant, transformative actions.

The reviewer praises the book for its practical insights, recommending it alongside "Who Not How" and "The Gap and the Gain" by Dan Sullivan, though noting that while impactful, the concepts may not be groundbreaking for all readers.