3. Taking Action
- Third on the list of habits of successful people is the inevitable “action” habit.
- It is important to organize, to plan, and to set priorities, but without action, a plan is nothing more than potential.
- Successful people ACT – quickly and often.
- In addition, although it may sound counterintuitive, according to James Clear, they act (start, anyway) before they feel ready.
- While others come up with reasons not to act, successful people take that all-important first step – even if it seems outlandish.
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