Analysis paralysis.
Move fast and break things.
Neither option can be sustained in the long run.
But one disciplined thing wins out every time:
Constant forward motion.
There will always be something swirling.
Something to knock you off course.
Giving you reason to pause.
Telling you to run faster.
But your plan/goal doesn’t factor these in.
It assumes action. Forward motion. Always.
The only way out is through.
And through requires motion.
Stubborn motion.
Big breakthroughs don’t happen by thinking up new ideas.
They are revealed through action, by showing up and doing.
So while others hit “pause” — keep moving forward.
When others start sprinting — maintain your steady pace.
Move forward and see how things begin to change.
Without losing ground.
Focus on moving — and on the goals you’ve set.
Not on what’s swirling.