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Today what I'm going to go over is talking about why planning sometimes is not what you need to do.

Sometimes you don't need to plan. Sometimes you need to do less planning and you need to more executing.

If you heard that where I say if you spend too much time training or studying and not enough time executing you will go nowhere.

And the phrase that I'm going to give you that I want you to remember if you have a pen and paper write it down.

If you're driving in your car please don't write it down. Write it down some other time.

And that is, here's the phrase, ready, fire, aim.

And that means do your quick planning, studying whatever needs to be done.

And then just fire, execute. Make your decision, go.

And then once you're going and once you're moving and everything's going then you can start to make adjustments.

Then you can start to do your aim. And it's like a gun people would say once you aren't she's supposed to ready aim fire.

And I think about it this way if somebody break it into my house and I have my gun that's next to my bed someone breaks into my house and they're about to come after me.

I've naturally and probably going to just pull the gun up and just start shooting all over the place right that's probably what's going to happen.

And then I'll start to aim after I get a couple shots in because I just want to try to get that person away.

But that's the thing. You need to do the same thing with your business. You need to do same thing with making changes in your life.

You need to just execute and then make adjustments from there because most people out there, and I've been this person,

plan, plan, spend most of your time planning and planning is just a way for you to feel like you're doing something when you're really not doing anything sometimes.

Planning is great. Sure. If you plan to, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. But there's over planning.

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