The more you think about whatever you want to get started with the bigger it tends to become in your head.<ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Get knowledge from the others who have been where you want to go. </li><li class="ql-align-justify">Ask yourself: Honestly, what is realistically the worst that could happen? </li></ul>The clarity you get from this question can – reduce fears quite a bit.

Stop Making It Huge And Vague Thing In Your Mind

Being prepared and knowing some things certainly helps.<ul><li>Realize: you will stumble and that is OK. </li><li>Learn to set time-limits for small decisions at first. </li></ul>So start small and set a 30-60 second time-limit when trying to decide if you are going to work out or reply to an email.

Stop Trying To Control Everything

If you have a big goal or dream or even a medium sized one then it is easy to think that you have to take an action of the same size to get started or to get where you want to go.<ul><li>Single-task each little step. </li><li>Go small. </li></ul>And before you know it you’ll have gone quite a distance on your journey.

Stop Thinking That You Get To Started In Big And Spectacular Way

It helped a lot to make myself prepared for every new start in life at every aspects.

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” George Eliot Getting started with doing what you deep down want to do in life can be hard. No matter if what you want is to start exercising, create your own business on the side, write a book, see other parts of the

3 Things You Need to Stop Doing to Get Started

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