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HESITATION IS COSTING YOU EVERYTHING (S5) S41:E2 Sunday · Inspirations for Your Life

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  Well there, hello everyone, and welcome to the
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  ever-popular Inspirations for Your Life show.
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  Today is Sunday, if you're watching us live.
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  It's October 4, 2026, great to be in
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  the month of October, and fall is basically
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  All right, guys, let's kick this off right
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  now, all right?
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  So hello, everyone, and welcome again to the
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  ever-popular Inspirations for Your Life show.
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  I'm your host, John C.
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  Morley, a serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video
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  producer, podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, a graduate
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  student at Montclair State University, yes, a passionate
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  lifelong learner, and so grateful now to be
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  a published author.
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  Welcome, everyone.
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  This is Series 5, Show 41, and this
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  is episode number two.
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  So our weekly master topic is Momentum Changes
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  Everything, and this week is about creating forward
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  motion before we feel completely ready.
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  Yesterday, we discovered why starting can create the
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  confidence and information that waiting cannot, okay?
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  Today is Sunday.
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  As I said, it's episode two, and our
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  topic is Hesitation is Costing You Everything.
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  I think that's an important one that a
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  lot of people often miss, they don't realize
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  exists, but it's a very, very important one
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  to pay attention to.
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  So now I'm talking about making reckless decisions,
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  thoughtful planning matters, research matters, taking appropriate time
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  for major decisions matters, but there's a difference
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  between thoughtful consideration and repeatedly postponing a decision
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  because, well, we're hoping uncertainty will completely disappear.
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  So today, let's examine what hesitation may actually
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  be costing you.
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  Before we get to our 30 points, I
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  do want to give a shout out to
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  a local coffee shop here right in New
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  Jersey.
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  We do this, guys, on every Sunday and
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  every Thursday.
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  So our shout out today goes to Cedar
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  Beans Coffee Joint.
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  They're currently closed right now.
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  Sundays, they're only open until 5.
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  Monday through, looks like Wednesday, they're open from
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  7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday,
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  7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on
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  Friday.
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  Yes, they are open 7 a.m. to
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  5 p.m. And Saturday, 8 a.m.
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  to 5 p.m. So they are located,
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  basically, it's the Cedar Beans, so they're located
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  basically right there in Cedar, in Cedar Grove.
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  And so I want to share a little
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  bit about this place.
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  So their exact, if I have their exact
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  address, it's 575 Pompton Ave, Cedar Grove, New
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  Jersey 07009.
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  So they're known for, basically, they're saying that
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  they're a great coffeehouse, that you can come
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  and explore them.
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  So they have a very interesting menu.
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  Their menu starts off with things like cinnamon
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  rolls, brown butter bliss, snickerdoodles.
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  They have cold brews, coffee, tea, other food,
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  and more.
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  So that's pretty cool what they've got.
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  They've got Bakery Fresh daily, Cedar Beans Spectacular.
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  They call it Scones.
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  And yeah, they've got Cedar Beans Coffee Joint
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  to-go breakfast.
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  They've got that as well.
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  So just from what I can see on
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  the website, I have not been there.
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  They also have an art gallery.
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  So go ahead and give them a try
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  and let them know you heard about them
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  for Inspirations for Your Life.
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  Don't forget, ladies and gentlemen, to check that
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  out.
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  But the reason I'm reaching out to this
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  coffee place today is because I want to
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  say to them, I want you to check
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  out jasonacademy.com.
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  And with jasonacademy.com, I'd like you to
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  We'll do our live show.
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  We'll do an author talk.
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  We'll do an author Q&A and author
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  signing.
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  So without any further ado, guys, let's get
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  into today's show.
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  Number one, guys, hesitation has cost even when
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  we cannot immediately see it.
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  So when you delay a decision, it may
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  feel like nothing is happening, but time is
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  passing.
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  Attention is being consumed.
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  Opportunities may be moving.
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  Waiting isn't always free, guys.
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  It's not always free.
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  Number two, delayed decisions consume mental energy.
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  I think this is one a lot of
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  people forget, but this is really the truth,
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  guys.
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  This is a real big truth.
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  Have you ever carried the same unfinished decision
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  around for days?
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  Maybe it just follows you.
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  You think about it while working.
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  You revisit it later.
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  Your mind keeps returning to something that still
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  hasn't been resolved yet.
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  That's what it's about.
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  Number three, repeatedly reconsidering the same choice creates
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  exhaustion.
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  Thinking isn't automatically progress.
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  If you're reviewing the same information and reaching
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  the same conclusions repeatedly, you may simply be
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  exhausting yourself.
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  Yeah.
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  Number four, give ordinary decisions reasonable deadlines.
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  Not every decision deserves unlimited consideration.
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  Give yourself an appropriate amount of time.
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  Make the best reasonable choices you can and
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  then move forward.
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  Number five, guys, separate thoughtful planning from endless
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  postponement.
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  I think a lot of people, you know,
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  they get into this predicament where they just
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  keep postponing things.
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  And they're like, why aren't things getting done?
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  Well, it's because you keep postponing things.
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  That's the real truth.
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  And so planning should eventually produce action, right?
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  Ask yourself whether you're still gathering meaningful information
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  or simply delaying the moment when you have
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  to choose.
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  Number six, ask what information you are genuinely
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  missing.
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  This question is powerful.
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  What specific piece of information would materially change
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  your question?
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  If you can't identify one, more information may
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  not be what you've actually been waiting for.
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  Number seven, stop researching when research becomes hard,
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  right?
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  Like you're doing something, right?
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  So because of that, we have to take
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  a look at it.
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  And there comes a point when the next
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  article, video, conversation, or opinion isn't improving the
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  decision.
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  It's delaying it, unfortunately, guys.
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  Number eight, fear can disguise itself as preparation.
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  I think we've all seen that in our
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  lives, right?
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  When fear kind of goes into that mode
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  and we don't necessarily know what to do.
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  But we're just like, we got to do
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  something, but we don't know what to do.
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  We just keep getting into this loop, right?
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  A loop that doesn't get us anywhere.
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  And I think that's a huge problem for
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  a lot of people.
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  So sometimes we tell ourselves, I'm just getting
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  prepared.
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  But that seems like it's lasting for eternity.
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  But underneath that preparation may be fear of
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  choosing incorrectly, being judged, failing, or dealing with
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  an uncertain outcome.
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  Recognizing that difference matters tremendously.
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  Tremendously.
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  Number nine, you will rarely eliminate every uncertainty.
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  So if you know that now, why don't
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  we just fess up to it and say,
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  that's what it's going to be, right?
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  That's what it's going to be right now.
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  I think that's a very important thing for
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  all of us to be aware of.
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  Life doesn't normally provide complete information.
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  You're never going to eliminate every uncertainty.
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  Number nine, there will be unknowns.
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  The goal isn't to know everything.
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  It's to know enough to make a responsible
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  choice or next decision.
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  Number 10, decisions create direction until you decide
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  you may have possibilities.
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  Once you decide you have a direction and
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  direction gives you energy, there's somewhere to go.
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  But this might not always be clear, right?
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  It might not always be clear.
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  I think that's a big problem for a
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  lot of people to realize.
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  I think that's important.
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  Number 11, direction creates opportunities for adjustment, for
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  us to pivot.
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  A decision doesn't look every future door and
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  make sure it won't open.
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  No.
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  Once you're moving, you can observe what happens
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  and adjust to it.
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  Movement gives you new information.
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  Number 12, waiting for guarantees can keep you
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  stationary.
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  Guarantees are rare.
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  If your standard for movement is knowing exactly
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  how everything will turn out, you may spend
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  a very long time waiting.
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  You might be saying, John, well, no, I'm
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  just kind of delaying.
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  No, you're procrastinating and you're hoping something's going
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  to happen, but then it really doesn't.
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  I think that's a big problem for a
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  lot of people.
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  I think that's something really, really important to
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  understand.
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  Number 13, trust yourself to respond to your
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  own information.
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  I know that sounds like a hard thing,
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  guys.
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  But can you trust yourself to do it?
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  And again, I'm not saying it's going to
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  be easy for you.
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  I'm not saying that at all.
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  But I'm saying this is something we need
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  to focus on.
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  You don't have to predict every future variable.
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  Trust that if new information appears, you can
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  evaluate it and respond intelligently, pivoting your decision.
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  Number 14, you are allowed to make decisions
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  with what you know today.
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  Today's decisions should be based on today's reasonable
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  information.
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  Tomorrow may teach you something new.
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  That's growth, not failure.
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  Number 15, small decisions deserve less mental real
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  estate.
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  Be careful about spending enormous amounts of attention
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  on decisions that have relatively small consequences.
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  Save your deeper thinking for choices that truly
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  deserve it.
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  Number 16, stop reopening choices that have already
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  been reasonably made.
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  Once you've made a thoughtful decision, give it
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  a chance.
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  Constantly reopening it can destroy the momentum the
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  decision was supposed to create.
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  Number 17, protect your attention from unnecessary indecision.
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  Your attention is valuable.
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  Every unresolved choice occupies some of it.
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  Closing unnecessary mental loops gives that attention back
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  to you.
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  Number 18, ask whether hesitation is protecting you
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  or is it limiting you.
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  Sometimes hesitation protects us from a genuine risk.
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  Other times it protects us from temporary discomfort
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  while limiting our opportunity to grow.
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  Know which one you're dealing with.
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  Number 19, create a next action instead of
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  another hypothetical scenario.
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  Instead of asking, what if this happens?
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  What if that happens?
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  Ask what the next responsible action I can
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  take is.
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  See, that question moves you toward reality.
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  And a lot of people don't want to
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  pay attention to reality.
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  I'm sorry.
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  They just don't want to pay attention to
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  it.
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  And I think that's an important piece for
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  us to realize that we need to pay
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  attention to that.
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  And if we could pay attention to that,
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  that is the key to what goes on
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  in our life.
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  That's the key to what goes on in
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  our life.
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  And I can tell you that is something
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  most people will not want to know.
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  I'm just being quite honest with you.
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  But you've got to realize what your resources
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  are.
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  Number 20, courage can look like making the
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  call.
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  Courage isn't always dramatic.
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  Sometimes courage is sending the message.
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  It's submitting the application.
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  It's having the conversation.
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  It's making the appointment.
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  It's choosing.
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  It's doing something over not doing anything.
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  It's taking action.
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  Number 21, guys, speed does not mean recklessness.
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  It doesn't mean recklessness.
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  And maybe hopefully that will get you to
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  understand that you can make big changes.
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  Okay?
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  Hopefully that will get you to see that.
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  Number 21, speed does not mean recklessness.
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  And decisiveness isn't about making every choice instantly.
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  It's about giving decisions the amount of thought
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  they deserve and then, only then, being willing
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  to act upon them.
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  Number 22, thoughtful people can still act decisively.
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  You can analyze carefully and move confidently.
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  And those qualities aren't opposites.
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  They're the key in recognizing when thinking has
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  completed its job.
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  I know a lot of people, they jump
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  to decisions so quickly, but they don't realize
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  what they're jumping to or why they're jumping.
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  I think that's a very important thing.
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  And so I think we can all think
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  about that for a moment.
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  We can all think about that.
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  Number 23, every choice in our world teaches
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  us something.
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  Even when a decision doesn't produce the result
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  you expect, it can provide information, data is
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  what I like to say.
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  So you learn what worked, what didn't, and
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  what you do differently next time.
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  Number 24.
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  A decision can be adjusted without becoming a
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  failure.
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  Changing course doesn't automatically mean the original decision
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  was foolish or bad.
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  New information can justify a better direction of
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  decision, and you can make a different decision
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  if the information changes that you have originally
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  been given.
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  Number 25.
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  Stop treating every choice like it determines your
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  entire future.
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  A lot of people do this, and they
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  don't know what to say.
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  They don't know what to do, and they're
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  like, oh, my gosh.
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  What am I going to do?
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  What am I going to say?
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  I think that's a hard thing for a
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  lot of people to be aware of what's
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  going on.
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  I think that's a very important thing that
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  most people, like they just don't realize what
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  it is.
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  And hopefully that means something to you.
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  Hopefully.
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  I'm not saying it has to.
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  But it hopefully makes a difference for you
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  in your life.
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  I know these things sound hard, and they
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  sound difficult.
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  But the thing is we've just got to
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  give them a chance.
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  When we give something a chance, there's a
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  lot of potential.
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  That can be hard for some people, I
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  know.
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  But we've got to be willing to try.
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  Some decisions, as I said, they matter enormously.
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  Many, they don't even hold water.
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  So when you treat every choice like a
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  permanent life-defining event, you create pressure that
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  can make action much harder.
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  You can cause delayed action like procrastination.
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  I think that can be a big challenge
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  for a lot of people.
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  Number 26, guys.
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  Momentum grows when decisions become actions.
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  A decision sitting in your head hasn't created
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  much movement yet.
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  When the decision becomes behavior, momentum just sort
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  of begins again and again and again.
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  But I realize that this can be scary.
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  I do realize that.
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  So you're probably saying, John, how do we
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  handle this?
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  I think the best way we handle this
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  is that we go forward and we give
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  it a try.
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  There's no harm in trying, guys.
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  There is no harm in trying.
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  So why not give it a try, right?
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  Number 27, action gives you feedback.
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  Once you act, reality starts answering some of
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  your questions.
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  You see reactions.
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  You see results.
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  You discover obstacles.
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  You gain experience.
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  And sometimes we have to make changes in
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  our life to allow that to adapt.
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  I think that's a very important thing for
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  us to realize.
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  So we have to be aware of this.
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  That's important.
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  And if we know that feedback gives you
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  better information, 28, this is why movement is
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  so valuable.
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  Instead of relying entirely on predictions, you begin
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  collecting evidence from what actually happens in your
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  life as opposed to what you think is
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  going to happen.
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  Number 29, better information helps you make stronger
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  future decisions.
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  Action creates feedback.
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  Feedback creates information.
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  Information improves future decisions.
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  And those decisions create better action.
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  That's a powerful cycle.
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  Number 30, make the best reasonable choice and
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  move forward.
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  That's today's central message, guys.
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  Not the perfect choice.
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  Not the guaranteed choice.
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  Not the choice that eliminates every possibility of
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  disappointment from your life and others.
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  The best reasonable choice you can make with
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  the information available to you is the best
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  choice you can make at this moment.
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  And then move on.
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  If more information comes to have you change
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  the choice, well, you got new information, you
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  could change the choice later on.
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  This is where we have to understand.
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  Today's topic connects directly to momentum that changes
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  everything in our life.
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  Yesterday, we talked about starting before you feel
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  completely ready.
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  Today, we're confronting one of the biggest things
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  that can stop that momentum before it grows.
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  What is it, guys?
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  It's hesitation.
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  I'm sure you've heard of the word hesitation
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  before.
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  But a lot of people don't realize what
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  they can do or how that can cause
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  your life to get off track.
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  That's important.
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  I think that's an important thing to understand
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  and how we can move forward with that.
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  Think about something you've been reconsidering repeatedly.
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  Ask yourself, what am I actually waiting for?
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  Is there important information I still need?
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  If so, identify it and go get it.
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  But if you already have enough information to
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  make a reasonable decision, ask yourself whether more
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  thinking is actually helping.
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  Maybe the next breakthrough isn't another hour of
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  analysis.
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  Maybe it's a decision.
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  And once you make the decision, take one
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  action that supports it.
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  Again, send the email.
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  Make the call.
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  Start the project.
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  Schedule the time.
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  Have the conversation.
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  Write the first page.
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  Take the next step.
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  Because the decision creates direction.
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  Direction creates action.
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  Action creates feedback.
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  Feedback creates better information that can allow us
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  to make a change.
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  That's momentum, guys.
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  So here is your challenge for today or
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  tomorrow.
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  Choose one decision you've been unnecessarily carrying around.
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  Give yourself a reasonable deadline.
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  Identify the information you generally need.
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  Pretty easy so far.
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  Make the best responsible choice available to you
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  today with the information that you have.
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  Then take one concrete action.
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  You may discover that the energy you were
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  spending reconsidering the decision can finally be redirected
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  toward building something new.
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  A lot of people I know just don't
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  want to admit that they can do that.
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  They don't want to admit that.
• 24:01
  So I think that's a big challenge for
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  a lot of people in their lives.
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  They don't know what to say.
• 24:07
  They don't know what to do.
• 24:08
  All they know is that they're either stuck
• 24:11
  or they've got to make a decision.
• 24:13
  And if they make a decision, they're like,
• 24:15
  well, what does this mean?
• 24:19
  Am I making a decision or am I
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  doing something that might not be right?
• 24:24
  I mean, that's just the truth.
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  That's the truth.
• 24:32
  Hopefully, you'll be able to see the challenges
• 24:34
  in your life and you'll be able to
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  move past them.
• 24:37
  You'll be able to move past them in
• 24:39
  your life.
• 24:40
  And I know this is not easy for
• 24:44
  any of us.
• 24:45
  It's not easy.
• 24:46
  But what I can tell you is that
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  this makes the difference.
• 24:53
  This makes the difference of whether you're going
• 24:57
  to be successful or not.
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  This makes the difference.
• 25:06
  But you might hit some roadblocks along the
• 25:08
  way.
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  Obstacles, right?
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  That may happen.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, I am John C.
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  Morley.
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  I'm a serial entrepreneur, engineer, author, keynote speaker,
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  and a lot more.
• 25:22
  And this has been another powerful, amazing episode
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  of The Inspirations for Your Life Show.
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  I take this moment seriously to say thank
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  you from the bottom of my heart to
• 25:36
  all of you that are deciding to watch
• 25:38
  my show today.
• 25:39
  And those of you that are coming back
• 25:41
  to re-watch other episodes and to follow
• 25:44
  this entire week about momentum.
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  I thank you for that.
• 25:49
  Remember, ladies and gentlemen, thoughtful decisions matter.
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  But endless hesitation has a price.
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  What is that price?
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  Well, it could be your time.
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  It could be your attention.
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  It could be relationships.
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  It could be finances.
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  It could be your health.
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  Protect all these.
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  Trust your ability to adjust in the world.
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  I know that sounds like something so difficult
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  and hard, but I want to tell you
• 26:34
  something.
• 26:34
  It's not.
• 26:35
  Once you get on the right track, you're
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  going to say, oh my gosh, this actually
• 26:39
  makes sense for me.
• 26:42
  And this was as hard as I thought
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  it was going to be.
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  We all do that.
• 26:45
  We make problems harder than what they really
• 26:47
  are, and then we never start them.
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  Like, oh, wait a minute.
• 26:51
  This wasn't as difficult as I thought it
• 26:53
  was going to be.
• 26:54
  No, we just made it harder than what
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  it really was.
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  I find that's the case for a lot
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  of things in life.
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  We make things harder than what they really
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  are.
• 27:04
  We really do.
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  So trust your ability to adjust.
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  Make the best reasonable decisions you can with
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  what you know today, the information you are
• 27:17
  presented with today.
• 27:18
  If you get more information in the future,
• 27:19
  fine.
• 27:20
  You can reevaluate it and change your mind
• 27:22
  later or decision.
• 27:24
  Then, ladies and gentlemen, I want you to
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  move.
• 27:26
  Because, you see, momentum doesn't grow from endlessly
• 27:29
  thinking about your next steps.
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  No.
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  It actually grows when you finally take it.
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  That's not talking about it.
• 27:40
  That's just doing it.
• 27:45
  I invite you, ladies and gentlemen, to please
• 27:47
  keep learning, keep growing, keep moving forward.
• 27:51
  And remember, ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to
• 27:52
  see you on the next episode.
• 27:54
  But remember to check out BelieveMeAchieved.com for
• 27:58
  more of my amazing, of course, inspiring creations.
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  Have a good one, everyone, and be well.
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  Believe Me Achieved.