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    Wednesday, May 20

    Paralysis by Analysis

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    It’s easy to get caught up in deep analysis of our plans to change our lives. It’s also easy to not realize how we are often paralyzed by the over-analysis, and how much time this action-stalling thought process steals from us.

     

    Avoid paralysis by analysis. Don’t get too caught up in the analysis of your plan. Just have a specific intent, a specific destination, and start moving. Adjustments can be made along the way. Making changes in your life is like driving a stick-shift car; the hardest part is to get the initial gear and begin motion. After that, life is more forgiving for adjustments. So, determine the direction and get moving!

    © Steve Maraboli

    “Unapologetically You“

     

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