Copy from others what's beneficial to you

Copying beneficial behaviors, strategies, and skills from successful people is a powerful, efficient way to accelerate personal and professional growth. It enables learning by studying how others think and act, rather than reinventing the wheel. Focus on imitating systems, processes, and work ethic rather than plagiarism. 

Copying beneficial behavior, or prestige copying, is a fundamental, often unconscious, human mechanism for learning and social bonding. By mimicking successful individuals, people efficiently adopt proven strategies—such as specialized skills or social norms—without needing to understand the underlying rationale. This "social glue" fosters trust and accelerates learning. 

Anthony Robbins teaches that "success leaves clues," meaning the fastest way to achieve a desired result is to model, or specifically copy, the behaviors, strategies, and beliefs of those who have already achieved it. This process is not merely about mimicking actions but involves replicating the specific patterns—mental and physical—that lead to success.