What Have You Been Putting Off? | Mindset Monday

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Tom Ferry

Education, Business, Self-improvement

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🗓️ 27 June 2022

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Summary

When the market makes an adjustment, it wouldn’t exactly make sense for us to keep on doing the same thing, would it? We need to adjust, too! In times like this, when I need to make an adjustment, I ask myself, “What decisions have I been putting off?” And when you think about the question, you might be surprised by the answer.

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0:00.8	What are the decisions you've been putting off?
0:03.4	So here we are in the world,
0:04.6	the market's making adjustments,
0:06.2	dependent upon what you read or what you study
0:08.3	or what you look at,
0:09.3	the world's either blowing up and falling apart
0:11.6	or the streets are paved with gold
0:12.9	dependent upon your perspective.
0:14.6	But I always ask myself in moments like this,
0:16.9	what are the decisions I've been putting off?
0:18.4	What are the decisions I need to make?
0:20.4	So I can move things forward
0:22.0	because what we don't want to do is be inactive.
0:24.8	We want to make good decisions with the information,
0:26.8	the data we have in front of us
0:28.0	so we can move forward with certainty and power.
0:31.4	Art of funny line today that the streets are paved
0:34.9	with dead squirrels.
0:36.0	Sounds horrible, but think about it.
0:38.3	That just couldn't make a decision to go right or left.
0:40.9	Hashtag, don't be roadkill.
0:42.9	Make decisions, keep moving forward.
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