How to Beat Your Biggest Business Competitor

1. You're running a neighborhood chili restaurant.
2. You're gunning for that big freakish competitor across the street.
3. You try to beat them each and every day, but you suck; you can't.

"WHAT OH WHAT DO I DO?" you ask.

Super Treezy tells you to slap yourself and quit being a pencil butt because you suck and everyone knows this fact. He explains:

1. Don't beat your biggest competitor.
2. Instead, beat how many visitors you got last week.
3. Do the above endlessly.

That is, your weekly goal:

• Beat how many visitors you had last week.

That's it.

Improving Endlessly

If you beat your records constantly, Super Treezy explains, time-by-time/day-by-day your company eventually catches up to the complacent Big Competitor.

1. Google doesn't try to beat Microsoft.
2. Instead, it focuses inward -- trying to obliterate its last quarter's earnings.
3. Google can't do anything about Microsoft; but, it can improve how much value it provides the world.

Time-by-time, as you focus on improving what you do over time, you eventually catch up to Competitor X.

Focus inward, and improve/improve/improve/improve.

Super Treezy gives you a HIGH FIVE OH YEAH.

Beat your records.

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