#093: Why It Should Be "Ready, Fire, THEN Aim"
In today's episode, I explore the idea of "ready fire aim" and why maybe it's better to take action and make adjustments along the way.
Too often, people spend all their time "aiming" and thinking about doing something, rather than taking action.
In his book, "The Successf Principles," Jack Canfield offers an example of firing at a target practice range and adjusting based on where the bullet lands, rather than spending all your time aiming for the perfect shot.
From my experience, I've learned that In writing, it's important to spew out the first draft and then make adjustments, rather than…
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