I guess it just says it all:
These 5 Decisions Define You as an Entrepreneur
As defined by Julia Tang Peters:
“Leadership is about making decisions to change the story –changing the course of events from how it will likely go if you don’t take bold action, and having a vision for how you want the story to go if you took bold action. There are five opportunities where you make the story instead of the story making you.”
– Julia Tang Peters
Julia Tang Peters, in her new book Pivot Points, concludes that there are five pivotal decisions that propel some entrepreneurs to be gifted leaders:
- The launching decision
- The turning point decision
- The tipping point decision
- The re-commitment decision
- The letting go decision
An article in the Huffington Post gives you more details, or you can watch her below.
What Is Procrastination and Why It Bothers you.
In her famous book ”The Five Second Rule”, Mel Robbins which I admire much describes what is procrastination and how you can easily overcome it. I thought I knew BUT what a surprise I had to understand what it really is and how to deal with it.
Enjoy!
This One Brain Hack Backed By Science Will Change Your Life. Here’s How
In this youtube video Mel Robbins explains the science behind The 5 Second Rule, a form of metacognition that beats every trick your brain plays on you to cause hesitation, overwhelm, procrastination, and overthinking.
Enjoy.
Youtube video
To Grow Is To Learn Managing Your Habits
What makes you uncomfortable makes you grow. What you become depends on how you use your time. The billionaire and the beggar, both have 24 hours in a day, same for the old and the young or black and white etc. We cannot stop a day or an hour. Only you can control how it is going to be used, your choice, your life. From auto-pilot to decision maker is all within your choices, your decisions, your commitment.
Everything comes down to the decisions that you make.
So NOT to decide IS a decision.
Watch this ten minutes video, you are in command.
If you fail to plan you plan to fail
Is this not your plan?
That is an old saying that is so true. I discovered that fact when I first read the classic ”Think And Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill. He discovered in his study on famous successful entrepreneurs that they all had a written plan to achieve their goals.
In the game of chess they say you are better off with a bad plan than no plan at all.
So not planning is actually a plan, but certainly not yours. It sounds like a guaranty to end up where you did not intend, where do you intend to be in 10 years?