The biggest problem with being cautious is that it prevents you from taking the action you need to succeed.

Whatever has you stuck, uncertain, or unsuccessful can be overcome by simply taking action.

Not a massive effort of grinding for 20 hours.

Not the perfect application of a genius master plan.

Not the latest trick, hack, or loophole to life the universe and everything.

Just take some action, a little one.

Start stuffing around with whatever it is.

Look at it, poke it, think about it.

Write about it, worry it, talk about it, work on it for 5 minutes at a time. 

All these little actions add up, forcing little bits of progress. 

You’ll discover hidden ideas and previously undiscovered shortcuts.

That leads to fortune of all kinds.

Caution may save you some pain, and being cautious is wise, but caution does not bring fortune.

It doesn’t line up your courage with your will the way action does.

So whatever it is, do it.

Start with whatever it is that you’ve been putting off.

Do it now.

Do it fast.

What’s next?

I can’t tell you that, but you should know.

Do you have a plan?

If not, that’s what’s next.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  OK, so you have a plan, but you don’t know if it’ll work.

Guess what?

No one knows if what they’re planning will work.

At best, it’s an educated guess. 

At worst, it’s throwing darts blindfolded.

But even with throwing darts blindfolded, you’ll hit nothing if you don’t let go.

Letting go is a crucial part of the action of dart throwing.

Putting a sales page up for your product or a bridge page for an affiliate product is important.

Having a buy button is important.

But sending targeted visitors to those pages is crucial.

It’s the equivalent of letting go of the dart.

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