Ever feel like your brain is bloated from binging on too many business tips, tutorials, and trending strategies?

Yep, same. It’s like we’ve all been force-fed a buffet of content, but no one told us how to actually digest it.

That’s exactly what I talked about in this week’s episode of On Your Terms® with the amazing Pat Flynn — longtime online business leader, podcaster, author, and Pokémon enthusiast (yes, really!).

Pat’s got a new book out called Lean Learning, and he’s here to share how you can stop swirling in the sea of “just-in-case” info and start actually moving your business forward with less learning, more doing. If you’re tired of feeling stuck even though you’re trying to “do all the right things,” this one’s for you.

In this episode, you’ll hear…

• What “information obesity” is and how it’s quietly holding your business back
• Why more knowledge isn’t what you need — and what to focus on instead
• The real difference between “just-in-time” vs. “just-in-case” learning
• Why implementing as you go beats learning everything upfront
• How Pat built a 7-figure business by taking imperfect action
• How to create your own “force functions” to finally make progress
• What Pokémon collecting taught Pat about entrepreneurship (yes, seriously!)

Click here to find the full show notes and transcript for this episode.

RESOURCES:

• Check out Pat’s new book www.leanlearningbook.com
• Check out Pat on YouTube: Pat Flynn // Deep Pocket Monster // Short Pocket Monster
• Sign up for Pat’s newsletter: https://patflynn.com/
• Listen to Sam’s episode on Smart Passive Income
• Join the free legal workshop: https://www.samvanderwielen.com/oyt-workshop

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