When You’re a Beginner…
Summary
- When you're a beginner, just doing more can help you get better. Like driving a car, small changes don't make a big difference when you're going slow.
- When you're moving fast, small adjustments matter a lot. If you're going 200 mph, even a tiny turn changes your direction significantly.
- When making a big bet, I want to be really sure that it's the right decision.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing these lessons to get better at what you do, especially if you're starting out or looking to grow:
Do More to Get Better
When you're just starting, the best thing you can do is take more action. Like driving a car at a slow speed, your small adjustments won’t have much impact. For your business or personal growth, this means focusing on doing more tasks, meeting more people, and generally putting in more effort to build momentum. The more you do, the more you learn, and the quicker you'll improve.
Focus on Small Adjustments When Moving Fast
As you gain experience and momentum, small adjustments will start to make a big difference. Think about the areas where a little tweak can yield big improvements. For example, in business, this could be refining your pitch or improving customer service. For personal growth, it might mean adjusting your morning routine to be more productive. These little changes can steer you significantly once you're already moving fast.
Make Confident Big Bets
When you're ready to make bigger decisions—like launching a new product or making a significant career shift—you’ll want to make sure you’re confident in your choices. Do thorough research and gather as much information as possible so that your big bets are well-calculated risks rather than shots in the dark.
By focusing on taking more action initially and then fine-tuning your strategy as you gain speed, you can build up to bigger, more confident decisions that propel you forward.
Full Transcript
when you're a beginner just saying do more usually serves most people but it's kind of like driving a car so like if you're going really slow the corrections don't really change what you're doing very much but when you're flying at 200 mph a tiny adjustment makes a huge change if we're going to make a huge bet I want to be really confident that it's right so like
