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Do you ever feel that things aren’t moving forward or aren’t moving fast enough? If so, this episode is for you. In today’s episode, Steli and Hiten talk about how to cultivate a bias towards ACTION. Accomplishing your tasks and learning how to take better and faster action starts from just doing it—just start moving! Listen as Steli and Hiten shares tips on how they became action-oriented people and why Einstein was right when he said “nothing in the universe happens until something moves”.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
00:05 – Today’s episode is about how to cultivate a bias towards action
04:24 – For Hiten, it is a spark or a motivation to do the action
05:54 – Steli knows that he is not the main driver for the action, but has people in his life that can make it happen
06:27 – When travelling, Steli finds friends who will organize the trip so that he can just join in
07:11 – Steli and Hiten have people around them that take care of things and they play the support role
10:38 – Pain is a much stronger motivator than pleasure
12:32 – Steli says there was a time when he did not take action because he was not inspired to do things
13:03 – Steli now has an internal mantra to act even when he does not feel like it, and he has accomplished a lot more because of it
14:13 – People don’t take action because they get paralyzed without even knowing it
14:52 – Steli says the trick is to make sure that you address the problem of why you are resisting doing the important things
15:14 – Steli shares how he was not as action-oriented as he is, today
15:51 – Steli realized that the only way to generate results was by taking action
16:40 – Steli learned that he needs to create results first, and study the data later
21:46 – “You need to know where you need to go”
22:05 – Steli shares Albert Einstein’s quote, “Nothing in the universe happens until something moves”
3 Key Points:
Cultivating a bias towards action starts from actually doing it.
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Do you ever feel that things aren’t moving forward or aren’t moving fast enough? If so, this episode is for you. In today’s episode, Steli and Hiten talk about how to cultivate a bias towards ACTION. Accomplishing your tasks and learning how to take better and faster action starts from just doing it—just start moving! Listen as Steli and Hiten shares tips on how they became action-oriented people and why Einstein was right when he said “nothing in the universe happens until something moves”.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
00:05 – Today’s episode is about how to cultivate a bias towards action
04:24 – For Hiten, it is a spark or a motivation to do the action
05:54 – Steli knows that he is not the main driver for the action, but has people in his life that can make it happen
06:27 – When travelling, Steli finds friends who will organize the trip so that he can just join in
07:11 – Steli and Hiten have people around them that take care of things and they play the support role
10:38 – Pain is a much stronger motivator than pleasure
12:32 – Steli says there was a time when he did not take action because he was not inspired to do things
13:03 – Steli now has an internal mantra to act even when he does not feel like it, and he has accomplished a lot more because of it
14:13 – People don’t take action because they get paralyzed without even knowing it
14:52 – Steli says the trick is to make sure that you address the problem of why you are resisting doing the important things
15:14 – Steli shares how he was not as action-oriented as he is, today
15:51 – Steli realized that the only way to generate results was by taking action
16:40 – Steli learned that he needs to create results first, and study the data later
21:46 – “You need to know where you need to go”
22:05 – Steli shares Albert Einstein’s quote, “Nothing in the universe happens until something moves”
3 Key Points:
Cultivating a bias towards action starts from actually doing it.
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