Commit to consistent, imperfect action
Commit to action. It could be writing 1,000 words a day or making a drawing a day for 100 days to explore a theme or idea. Whatever your vision, it will only materialise if you take consistent action.
Action steps:
- List all the actions/behaviours that stop you from moving your vision forward.
- List all the actions/behaviours you'd need to make progress.
- Choose a daily action you will commit for the next three months or year.
- Rinse and repeat.
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