Do What You Wanna Do
Summary
- I believe there's no greater waste of time than defending my actions to people whose lives I don't want to emulate.
- I constantly think about what a shame it would be to reach the end of my life and find out I didn't achieve my goals because I listened to others who are no longer around.
- Since we're all going to be forgotten eventually, I choose to ignore opinions that don't help me and focus on what I truly want to do.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a mindset shift where you ignore opinions that don't support your growth. Start by identifying whose opinions truly matter to your life and business. Ask yourself if you aspire to live like those individuals. If not, let their opinions go.
A good way of doing this is by setting clear goals for what you want to achieve. Write them down. This clarity will keep you focused and help you bypass unnecessary judgments from others. When you're clear about what you want, it's easier to disregard distractions and stick to your path.
Another strategy is to practice self-reflection regularly. Spend a few minutes each day asking yourself if you took actions that align with your true desires or if you were swayed by others. Being consistent in this practice can help reinforce your commitment to your goals.
Lastly, remember the temporary nature of opinions. Most of them won't matter in the long run. Remind yourself daily that the life you build should be one that reflects your values and ambitions, not someone else's. This will help you stay committed to achieving what truly matters to you, without being derailed by irrelevant criticism or advice.
