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The LEAP Principle
To counteract it the Law of Diminishing Intent, use the LEAP Principle, which states that you should never leave the scene of clarity without taking decisive action.
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The Law of Diminishing Intent
It states that the longer you postpone taking action, the less likely you will be to take it.
Jim Rohn originally noticed this phenomenon and coined the term.
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Taking a big LEAP
- Lean into the change with confidence, especially if you are aware of the fact that a change is desirable or necessary.
- Engage with the concept until you have a fair image about it. Work with it until you’ve got a sense of what to do.
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