How to Become an Action-Oriented Person (You Must Do This)

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
01:43 It's Not Okay to Stay Where You Are
03:29 You Are Only as Good as Your Results
04:44 Focus on Inputs, Not Outcomes
07:10 Playing a Small Game is Better Than No Game
09:12 You Must Be in the Arena
10:14 Taking Action Cures Fear of What Others Think
11:40 The More Preconditions, The More Procrastination
12:49 Simplicity + Short Timeframes Remove Excuses
14:16 Consistency Compounds
15:02 Everything Good Comes From Taking Action
15:44 Dumb Things Down
17:41 Cut Out Cheap Dopamine
18:55 Start Work ASAP Every Day
20:41 Define the Next Action & Execute
21:43 Engage in Positive Self-Deception

#selfimprovement #productivity #hustle #action

[jeffphillips]

Hi Sam, I am 50 years old and have been in this cycle for a few years now. I spend a lot of time planning, a lot of time researching, but barely any time executing. I cannot get myself motivated to take actions. I stumbled on to your YouTube channel and I really like what you are sharing. It resonates with me and I am hopeful I can get better at taking actions on my ideas.

Good job, I appreciate your content.

[LS-jvuh]

13:50 is great advice. In product development, it's called Minimum Viable Product (MVP): What's the minimum we can launch that is useful but not necessarily everything we envision. That way, we're getting something useful in the hands of customers sooner than later that we can learn from, and then iterate on.

[maacsmusic]

Mate, I honestly wish your channel to blow up! Your content is pure quality and I am beyond grateful that I stumbled across your channel! Keep going 💪😊!

[glassmemory]

Damn dude. Glad I found your channel. I feel like I kinda knew some of this stuff intuitively but when you come right out and say this stuff it diffuses the anxiety for me anyway. I’ve been listening to your vids for about 3 weeks now and I have gotten further on my main project in the past 3 weeks than I have in the past year. I sincerely appreciate your perspective and it really is helpful. Especially for a guy like myself that has severe analysis paralysis. But your right I can’t stay here and I’m not. I was wondering if you could make a short video describing the 30, 000 ft view of your work sprint program. How’s it going? What do people like about it? What causes people to stick with it or drop out? Anyway you have yourself a good one!

[Terimaakasaakinakalol]

Watching this at 3:30 AM when I failed to fall asleep. Video packed with great value. Subscribed.

[lukesmith]

Clear, concise and well articulated. Focusing on “inputs” not “outcomes” - 💯%

[XX-rynw]

One of the best videos I have ever seen here.

100% on point.
Zero Bullshit.

Thank you very much!

[waheedsyed]

this channel is absolutely going to blow up. Great content, the numbers will come, best of luck.

[skepticnovice]

I can't thank you enough for this video. I plan and strategize WAY too much for fear that I'll screw everything up, but I took notes and am ready to take some serious action. Thank you a lot Sam, wish you the best!

[kallistoo]

I am impressed, I‘m 20, currently at university and there are lots of videos out there which try to tackle this topic. Most of them are full of placements, empty words and people repeating the same things over an over. I like your style, 0 bullshit, straight to the point and you seem to act out what you are proposing. Keep it going your gonna blow up 🚀

[joeydsa]

Hey Sam, your videos always manage to drive the point home / hit the nail on the head. It's been a punch in the gut for me. I've seen myself as the person who isn't able to get much done. I want to change that. 🙂😎👍🏻✌🏻

[GabrielleAmadeusMozart]

So true Sam. If I am so smart, strategic and organised, then surely, it's all easy. Starting is easy. It's easy to flow and be in motion.

With ease then.

Thank you so much Sam. Thank you.

[GabrielleAmadeusMozart]

15:40 - 17:40

Thanks brother, thank you Sam. Nailed

[christosibichan]

Hi Sam, I don't really comment on videos but this right here is just gold. Your principles made so much sense to me that I've written them down on my Notion, and on my notepad and I'm gonna follow it like the bible. This is so good for the people out there who are talented and have it in them, but for various reasons, are not able to take action.

It's definitely gonna take some time to embrace all this and to be able to instantly think in terms of the action needed, but I'm sure I'll get there. Thanks Sam!

[levelupwebdesign]

Dude, yes! This video was amazing, thanks for all the great content on this subject. Love your references to Andrew Huberman too. His podcasts on dopamine have been life-changing as well.

[broerlnag]

Great content! Would be amazing to have a video covering Prioritization. Not on week/month planning but in how to handle it in a day by day scenario

[charlieloxley]

Massively resonate with the section about being strategic…

Always framed it as an advantage that I have over everyone else, but now zooming out and seeing it how it really is, it’s just a high-level excuse for procrastination and overall stagnation.

Very well articulated video, great blend of personality and actionable techniques.
Thanks mate, liked and subscribed.

[romanmanuel]

This is honestly the best productivity video I’ve found in a long time 🤝

[ailinbaez]

I found your channel in the exact time I needed it. Thank you so much ❤

[GrahamLaight]

Outstanding content and very well presented - I gave it a like. So we're left with... just 15 things to focus on! That's too many. You could watch it over and over - but doing that with a 24 minute video will soon start taking a chunk out of the time in which you could be "doing the work". A video for taking notes from rather than one to directly learn from IMO.