Success By Doing It
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Success Through Action
Word Count: 733
Summary:
Taking immediate, massive, and consistent action is crucial for success. This principle applies across all areas of life, not just business. Here's how embracing action over perfection can lead to remarkable outcomes.
Keywords: success, action, procrastination, perfection, Corey Rudl
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In the realm of success, the significance of immediate, massive, and daily action cannot be overstated. Though this concept has been discussed frequently, its importance warrants further exploration. This article primarily draws examples from the business world, but the lessons are universally applicable.
Consider marketing, the lifeblood of business. Many entrepreneurs delay launching an ad campaign, waiting for the "perfect" message or a flawlessly designed website. Meanwhile, valuable selling time slips away. By the time everything is deemed perfect, products may be outdated, funds depleted, and businesses forced to shut down.
One remarkable lesson from the late Corey Rudl at a London seminar was the value of getting started without the need for perfection. He cited his father's simple website selling Ferrari car badges. It wasn’t fancy, but it was profitable.
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg, former Mayor of New York, attributes his success to immediate action over excessive planning:
“We act from day one; others plan how to plan?"for months.”
Dave and Heidi Perry illustrate this with the story of Jack, an average businessman with a simple mantra: "Doin' it, Doin'it, Doin'it." Jack believed in making progress every day, whether or not everything was perfect. His persistence turned him into a multimillionaire and a trusted leader. His key philosophy? To achieve desired outcomes, you must act.
Jack didn’t wait for the perfect conditions to start his business. He took action daily, utilizing whatever resources he had. He didn’t wait for sufficient funds, flawless advertising materials, or a fully stocked inventory. He simply started and kept moving forward, each step building confidence and momentum.
Success isn’t achieved through dreaming alone. Action is essential. Even a poorly crafted sales ad is better than none. Don’t postpone launching your business until everything seems ideal. Start now, even if it feels clumsy. Daily efforts breed progress, confidence, and power.
Some individuals feel they must master a tool before using it, but this often means it remains unused. The best way to learn software, for example, is by daily interaction. Mistakes may happen, but so does growth.
I hesitated to use an autoresponder out of fear of errors. When I finally did, mistakes occurred, but they were quickly rectified without complaints. This hands-on learning proved invaluable.
Having a mentor is beneficial, but not always possible. Trust yourself to experiment. You might surprise yourself with what you accomplish, especially if you persist through initial challenges.
Preparation, planning, and thinking are important, but they eventually give way to the necessity of action, even if risks are involved. Start doing something and see what unfolds.
Begin your journey today. Embrace "Doing it!"
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