By Frank Lucasale 
The rules people follow quietly — the ones that separate the ordinary from the unstoppable.
1. Kidlin’s Law — Clarity Solves Half the Problem
If you write a problem down clearly and specifically, you’ve already solved 50% of it.
Most people stay confused because they never define what they’re facing.
2. Pareto’s Law — 20% Creates 80% of Your Results
Success isn’t about doing everything.
It’s about finding the few actions that matter — and doing them relentlessly.
3. Murphy’s Law — Fear Becomes Reality
What you fear consistently, you unconsciously prepare for.
And what you prepare for, you invite.
Train your mind to expect better outcomes.
4. Wilson’s Law — Intelligence Compounds Faster Than Money
Shift your focus from income to information.
When you prioritize learning, money becomes the side-effect, not the goal.
(Follow smart creators. Surround yourself with intelligent thinking.)
5. Gilbert’s Law — The Result Is Your Responsibility
When you take on a task, it’s on you to find the most effective way to get it done.
Excuses don’t change outcomes. Efficiency does.
6. Falkland’s Law — Don’t Decide Unless You Must
Most decisions aren’t urgent.
If the answer doesn’t matter now, wait.
Time makes unclear choices clear.
7. Hick’s Law — More Choices = Slower Decisions
If decisions drain you, simplify your menu, your goals, your life.
Fewer choices = faster action = faster wins.