Just 90 days can change your life in 2026

The 90-Day Plan: How to Reintroduce Your "Shares" to the Market?
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Imagine you are a publicly listed company, and your financial and operational performance is declining.
Investors (around you) have lost confidence, and the stock is at its lowest levels.

In this case, the board of directors doesn't need "minor adjustments," but a "comprehensive restructuring" (Total Restructuring).

The model proposed by Cody Sanchez consists of 9 strict steps to change the course, just like we manage acquisitions and transformation in major companies:

1. Positive Obsession (The Obsession)
In investing, we call this "full conviction" (High Conviction). No one succeeds in the market with just "interest."

Successful companies are led by founders obsessed with their product. You must be obsessed with the idea of changing your life. If you're not ready to think about your goal 24/7, you're just a "hobbyist," and the market doesn't spare amateurs.
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2. Clearing Out Old Stock (Clean Out Your Closet)
Before launching a new product, you must get rid of old stock. Here comes the concept of "clothed cognition" (Enclothed Cognition).

Your current clothes are the "old identity" that loses. Get rid of them.

Clear out everything that connects you to the old version of yourself. You need a "CEO" outfit even before you receive your first paycheck. Appearance is the first signal the stock sends to the market.
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3. Clarify Your One Thing (Clarify Your One Thing)
The deadly mistake of startups is resource dispersion.

Don't try to do everything.
Choose one source of income, one skill, one goal.
Focus creates momentum. Build the initial cash flow, then think about diversification later.
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4. Reframe the Narrative (Tell a Better Story)
In the world of finance, the story (The Narrative) is what sometimes raises the stock price more than actual profits.

What story are you telling about yourself?

If you say "I'm not good with numbers" or "I'm unhappy," that's your annual report read by your mind every day.

Change your "prospectus," and the world will start treating you based on your new value.
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5. Build Identity and Leverage (Identity & Leverage)
Wealth doesn't come from hard work alone but from "leverage" (Leverage).
Use the modern model:

Coding (Code): a product that runs nonstop.
Media (Media): content reaching millions at almost zero marginal cost. Build a strong identity, and use these levers to amplify your effort.
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6. Create a "Do-Not" List (Start a Not-To-Do List)
Net profits increase when operational expenses are reduced.
In your life, expenses are bad habits.

Write a list of what "you will not do":
I will not scroll my phone in the morning,
I will not hang out with the discouraged,
I will not eat bad food.

Success is the art of subtraction (Subtraction), not addition.
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7. Eliminate Distractions (Eliminate Distractions)
Markets hate uncertainty and noise.

Your phone is the biggest distraction from growth.

Turn it into a productivity tool, not a consumption device.
Make the screen "black and white" to reduce its appeal. Protect your focus as you protect your savings.
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8. Outwork Everyone (Outwork Everyone)
There is no substitute for high "trading volume."
Good strategy, but execution is king.

In these 90 days, your productivity rate must be higher than anyone else's.
Quantity creates quality. Don't wait for inspiration; commit to hard work.
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9. Move in Silence (Move in Silence)
Billion-dollar deals are cooked behind closed doors (Closed Doors), and are only announced upon signing.
Don't burn your energy talking about your plans.
Your "early announcements" expose you to market pressure and envy from competitors.
Work quietly, and let the results (profits) do the talking.
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Summary:
You now have a clear "action plan."
The question is not whether the plan will succeed or not,
but: Do you have the courage to fire the old manager (your current habits) and appoint a new leader for this phase?

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