Take action and adjust along the way.

Most people don't analyze enough a situation before they make a decision.

If you're unsure about a decision, the best approach is to decline.

If you're not sure, the answer is no.

That's a famous quote.

And I think that's a very good message for today.

You want to make sure that you take

action. You're not procrastinating because if you wait and think and ponder, that could be a good

situation. That could be good for certain major life decisions, but on small things, make sure that

you execute. A lot of times going the more difficult path or going the more challenging route or something that causes short-term pain rather than long-term pain is a better choice because you get it over with.

Same thing with a workout.

When you have an intense workout, it's uncomfortable in the moment, but then you reap the benefits as your body recovers and repairs and gets stronger and builds more muscle.

So in the

short term, it sucks. In the long term, you benefit. And more often than not, that's the better

decision because you don't want to drag out situations. You don't want things to drag out for months

and months and years and years. If you can help it it it's better to go through the muck and

the mire in the short term and then have that gratification later on going through the hard

difficult thing in the short term is usually a better trade-off so use this as some good advice

you know there's a lot of major decisions you have to make in your life.

It could be something work related or relationship related. But things in the short term,

knowing your seven pillars, knowing those executables on the day to day are very important,

not to belabor them. Don't get paralysis by analysis. Don't overanalyze things. pick a path, execute, do it, and do it better

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