Why is super hard to take action - The Output Principle [PART #4] 

Thanks for this. Glad to know this quote resonated with you.

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Really glad that this resonated with you. Work on the ideas, and watch out for more videos in this series :-)

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It's my pleasure. Do take action!

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Happy to help! Do watch the other videos in the series for more ideas.

Thank you bhai!

You are so welcome! Hope you watched the rest of the videos in this series: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GamNNZMWwtE.html

Example: Let's say someone wants to start going to the gym. They could simply call a couple of nearby gyms, or ask a few recommendations from friends as to which is a good gym. After going to to the gym, if they don't like they can simply change the gym. However, if that person falls into the perfectionist trap, they spend way too much time to find the perfect gym, the perfect gym instructor, the perfect set of exercises, the perfect gym clothes to buy etc. In doing so, there is a danger that that person will delay the process by a few days/weeks/months etc. Watch the video to get ideas on how to get out of this using 'Ready, Aim, Fire' in a better way.

@@nishant.kasibhatla got it sir

Welcome to my channel. Watch this playlist for more techniques on focus: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Dk5h98sUArk.html

Yes, its in my to-do list. Thanks.