The DO Lectures - Three Wins

Hi there,

Imagine a modern-day co-op, not for food and drink, but for knowledge.

For the past year, Three Wins has been pooling resources to bring its subscribers insights they wouldn’t otherwise access.

1. The Co-Op for Knowledge.

Let me explain.

We pool the money from our subscribers of the Three Wins research newsletter.

Then we combine all that buying power.

At that exact point, something interesting happens.

We can suddenly buy research that ONLY A FEW PEOPLE in the world can afford.

For example:

One of our Three Wins is money. You know, the thing no one wants to talk about but almost everyone worries about.

That’s why we recently invested $7,000 for a year’s subscription to Real Vision’s Pro Global Macroeconomics.

I devour it, filter the insights, and share only what’s useful.

We paid $7,000.

You pay £49.

The value is obvious.

But that’s just one part of why Three Wins is an essential purchase today.

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2. You are ALREADY in information overload.

You don’t suffer from a lack of knowledge.

It might not always be the highest quality, but the sheer quantity of it is overwhelming.

You suffer from too little time to sieve the gold from all the copper.

You have bought books you have never read.
You have online courses you have never finished.
You have morning routines that border on afternoon routines.

But another uncomfortable truth is that your hunger for new knowledge will never leave you.

Drat.

Double drat.

And triple drat.

It is who you are. It is what makes you tick. You will always want to find an edge.

What you need is a service that gives you incredible knowledge in bite-sized chunks.

Think double espressos.

Not Grande Lattes.

That is why Three Wins is a research service that will stick to its word of ‘Three Minutes or Less.’

If you want to dig deeper, you can. (The links will be there if you want them)

We will get to the point fast.

No waffle.

Promise.

Fewer words. More usefulness.

That is a compelling concept.

But saying more with less words is not enough reason to make a purchase today.

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3. My job as editor is to help you think different.

This quote gets to me.

“It’s not enough to find the treasure, you must bring it back for others.”

That is fuel.

But it is missing an important element.

There MUST ALSO be a KEY INSIGHT of ‘What the heck does this treasure mean for me?

Because of this, I now think this.

The ‘key insight’ makes the treasure WORTH bringing back.

Why does this matter to YOU?

It is the job of the editor to make it ‘obvious.’

The Three Wins promise is simple:

The best research.
The fewest words.
Why it matters to YOU.

When you combine all three, that is the reason to make it an essential purchase today.

I am not sure if it’s for you, but I do know most people spend 40,000 hours of their life trying to make money, yet aren’t prepared to spend a few hours figuring out how to keep it. And that is why most people live a life of quiet desperation.

It doesn’t have to be that way.

Imagine in a year’s time and just one idea in Three Wins helped you to rethink a blind spot.

And with that ‘blind spot’ removed, a small subtle shift takes place in your life that changes everything.

Don’t underestimate the power of one small win.

Best from the Far West,

David Hieatt

Co-founder.

P.S. Sign up today. Get the newsletter tomorrow.

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The DO Lectures - Three Wins

1. The Co-Op for Knowledge.

2. You are ALREADY in information overload.

3. My job as editor is to help you think different.

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