How do you get over the paralysis of analysis?

So someone who analyzes things way too much or over things way too much.

And then they just get paralyzed.

Well, as Panastasai said, he said, life happens when you move.

Stagnation happens when you die.

You've got to participate in your

rescue. And at the end of day, you're living in a body that's going to die. So what you have to

decide is what you're going to do today to get from where you are to where you want to be.

Because you're going to die eventually. It doesn't matter what you do. You're going to die

anyways. So you might as well spend your life being productive at things that are fun, that you enjoy, that you're passionate about because you get better at it.

And the better you get at things through repetition and learning and refining, the more competent you become.

And you get paid based upon the value that you bring to the marketplace. You get paid

for your reserve of knowledge and developing your gifts, your skills, and your talents. And the more

knowledge you have and the more you have skills and talents, or Scott Adams calls a talent stack,

the more you're going to have choices to get paid and compensated accordingly.

And obviously, money doesn't buy you happiness, but it buys you choices.

And one of the nice things about being successful and having money is that you have control

of your time.

You can do whatever you want every day.

And like working with you guys, it's like I try to give you guys the freedom to, I'm sleeping in today, I'm working today, I'm going out of town this week or whatever. It's like, you know, I share that with the people in my life and the people that I work with as well is because you're going to do your best work when you're relaxed.

And if I can do things to help keep all my peeps relaxed, they're going to be at their best.

Because if you're stressed and you're making decisions, your decisions are inefficient,

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