443: Take More (Fast) Action, Follow-Through and Be Consistent Daily: How I Wrote a Book in a Day and Got Married in a Day

I got married today, Friday, November 17th, 2017. We hadn't planned it, just woke up and decided to knock it out today. I've also done the same thing with my business in several cases, most notably having an idea for a book in the morning and getting it published that afternoon. Listen to the story and if you'd like to leave a comment or "like", check out this post on LinkedIn.

Quotes:                                                                                                                                   

“20 years from now, you'll be more disappointed about the things you didn't do than the things you did do.” – Robert Plank

“You should be committed to your outcome, but flexible in your results.” – Robert Plank

“Develop a habit of consistent completion, and you get instant gratification. You set yourself up for future patterns of turning ideas into reality.” – Robert Plank

Takeaways:

04:40 Fast action and consistent daily effort can transform your biggest dreams into immediate reality.

07:15 Breaking complex goals into smaller, manageable steps reduces anxiety and increases the likelihood of success.

08:30 Don't let perfect details stop you from starting - the first step is more important than having every single thing planned out.

09:20 Setting SMART goals with specific timelines helps you move from idea to execution quickly.

10:10 Developing a habit of instant completion creates powerful patterns of turning thoughts into tangible results.

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