On this episode of The Alliance's Activity podcast, Andy Albright talks about decisions and choices.
Life is all about the decisions and choices we make each day. It all adds up and it all matters.
Einstein believed that “time is moving more slowly for a person that is moving.” If you are taking action, you can see things more clearly. It slows time down for you. If Einstein is right then you can hit your target or goal if you keep moving. When you sit still, you are essentially losing time. The more you move and accomplish, the more time you have for more stuff.
Your ability to get yourself organized to do the most valuable task each day will determine how successful you will be. It comes down to choices and decisions that you make. If your mind is focused on the right things, you can accomplish more than about 99 percent of the world.
Tasks getting done that need to be done is huge. If you set the bar high for yourself, then you will perform at a higher level and get more done. People perform to the level of expectations. If you expect greatness from a person, they are more likely to perform at a higher level. People want to be told that they can do it. Make the effort to encourage people and watch them. When you do that, often times the person will get more done.
The people who start now have a greater chance for success than people who sit back, think and waste time waiting.
Think, act and then do. Move. Keep moving. Doing those things will help you get more things done. You are going to make mistakes and you will be wrong sometimes. That’s OK. Keep trying to do the best you can and it will be OK.
If you know what your aim is, then it will be far easier to know the right thing to do to hit your target. When the goal is clear, it is easier to be successful.
A Gallop poll studied or defined what intelligence really is and it is not about grades, IQ or genius. They found that intelligence is defined by the way you act and what you do.
We all get to make choices and decisions. Not everybody will be happy with what you do, but it is up to you to decide what you are going to do each day.
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