There are two mistakes one can make.

Not going all the way and not starting.

That's a quote from the Buddha.

And I'd love for you to look at where do you fall?

Do you fall with not starting or do you fall more towards not going all the way?

Hey everybody, welcome back to the Primal Potential

podcast. I am Elizabeth Benton.

This is our Cons 365 series mini episodes that air

between our full-length Monday and Saturday episodes to help you slow down

pump the brakes, reconnect to what it is you want the most today and what you can do to make a

little bit of progress and make today a little better than yesterday. Love this quote comes from

the Buddha. There are two mistakes one can make, not going all the way,

and not starting.

A lot of times, we don't start because we think we need more information.

And let me tell you this, if you feel that way, start because we think we need more information.

And let me tell you this.

If you feel that way, the best teacher is your own action.

You are going to not only learn more quickly, but learn more accurately by starting.

Learning from what happens instead of trying to get all the facts, trying to assess other people's experiences, your best teacher

is your own experience.

And then not going all the way. What does it even mean to you? I'm a big fan of defining the terms.

Otherwise, we can get hung up on generalities and the more specific we are, the more we move towards the

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