The Most Important Life Principle

#masculinity #selfimprovement #selfdevelopment

To take action means to do something to get a particular result. Any time you intentionally create movement, it is all because of the desired outcome. Execute your actions to support your dreams and goals.

Action can be hard to take, but that’s only due to the fact of misrepresentation of the possibilities. Do your best not to focus on the outcome. Instead, ask yourself, “What does this make possible?” Even though obstacles and detours will distract you from your desired results, don’t let that be your primary focus. You’re created for more, so be willing to go the extra mile!

Failure to take action can stem from many areas, the main one being the failures that have already occurred. Look at your failures as a lesson learned, so you can be willing to learn even more. Stretching yourself beyond what you can see builds trust within yourself and seizes the opportunity of the present!

If you want to escape the world of mediocrity, you have to embrace the power of taking action. By doing so, you keep moving in the right direction.

Your journey is no longer dependent on the outcomes or the results. Instead, it empowers you to tread the trail of hope even when all seems hopeless.

Further, the main result becomes the balance in your life, all based on Newton’s First Law: the state of motion of an object is maintained as long as the object is not acted upon by an unbalanced force.

You can take all the hits that come your way, good or bad, due to all things resisting changes in their state of motion—they tend to “keep doing what they’re doing.” The only shift that needs to happen comes from you taking action.

Taking action seems to be so fundamentally basic that it should not even have to be mentioned. But life can have you turning in circles that you become disengaged with the basics and need a foundational review. Blaze a new trail filled with the discovery of consistent actions and a determined heart

The more you do something, the easier it is to keep doing it, whether good or bad. You can’t succeed if you don’t do anything.

By maintaining the action, you are setting yourself up for a greater chance of hitting your goals without being too detailed and overplaying the plan

As much as you always want to be successful, failure is inevitable. But by taking action, your failures become less of the everyday cornerstone and more about engaging in firsts and seconds.

The only failure is not trying. So, when you try, you cannot fail

Getting through the stuff when life happens doesn’t come from pity parties but by taking the next step.

When you constantly fight for encouragement, your emotions are set in overdrive. The focus is unbearable and stifles the opportunities before you. All you feel is what couldn’t be, and you leave all on the table what you couldn’t see.

Keep your emotions and feelings in check by staying in action.You cannot eliminate what doesn’t work and establish what does work except through trial and error. You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take. That requires action on your part.

You have to be ready and willing to test in real-time to understand the complexity of what you are going after. The more action you take, the deeper your possibilities grow.There is no need to put off tomorrow what you can do today. Build consistency in doing something with intention, and see how your life changes.

If you wait for the right time to show up, you will be waiting forever. Take your day into your own hands and create your “now.”

[dire-decadence]

“Make mistakes of ambition, not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things, not to suffer.”~Niccolò Machiavelli.

[Justineyedia]

"There is only one way to avoid criticism: do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing."
- Simon Sinek
There is no growth in comfort.

[Tuco_V.]

We suffer more often in imagination than in reality- Seneca

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[lijacom]

Lesson: What you leave alone and dont do you misstreat. Some people because of the harsh criticism of their parents are left with a crippling fear of faliure. Any task you are affraid to complete you must push yourself and complete it. Anticipate the faliure by just focusing on completeing the task as best as you can. When youve failed a sufficient amount of times your mind will become callous to it and your crippling fear will subside.

[mobile]

I have never heard this subject explained so eloquently, appreciate the upload

[Boodsoboy]

Yes you are right, I didn't used math formulas to solve problems and forgot them all😅😅

[Svemirsky]

The real problem is that 'Fear of failure' is just a level 1 problem. Entry level problem.
Next level problem is Fear of success. Now that one will be much tougher to swallow.

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[eMillion]

I didn't see my parents from 3 y old until 15 y old, lived with my grandparents during this time, but never had a mentor or anything. Had a great childhood, playing with my friends all day long, but also had to learn everything on my own, and now I feel like I don't know what my purpose is and haven't accomplished anything in life at 36 y old...Just working a deadend job that I hate, barely any friends, no wife, kids, etc.

[xykiller]

I would say discipline is the most important life principle but I guess both are connected in a way.

[joeljackson]

cold hard truths, I needed to hear this 💯

[freeone]

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[emmanuelmondesir]

The age of the daring and the mighty
-Trafalgar D Law

[Andrewktfit]

Love this video man it really hit home for me. Growing up I’ve always feared being judged that’s why I never pursued what I really wanted to do for school. It took me a while to gain the confidence to start chasing my true passion which is becoming a fitness content creator. I use to feel uncomfortable before releasing a video or a Instagram reel out of fear of being judged but once I start thinking about the people I’ve inspired to start working out the thought goes away. Keep making more content, great video