Always Take Action (Melbourne)

Always Take Action

There are no results without action.

There is no such thing as inaction. You are always taking action, whether it is directed or not, much in the same way that you are always making decisions even if you ignore your choices.

Your results are in direct relationship to your actions. The more control you take over your actions, the more control you inherit in your life experience. It is to your great advantage to be mindful of what you do.

This is how you author your life. It doesn’t make much sense to decide just for the sake of making a choice.

To get the best results in your life your choices need to be in service of your overall desires. Those choices will typically be a link in a chain of decisions that will lead you to the life experience you want.

Making decisions unrelated to your overall objectives will have an isolated conclusion and reward; making decisions in service of your objectives will create positive shifts in your personal reality.

The proof is in the doing. Your results are in the action you’ve taken. Action in line with your choice leads to the best possible outcome you can create.

Without action there are no real results. Decide. Do. Decide. Do. Repeat this cycle for everything you want in your life.

After you decide, the next step is to take an action that commits you to that decision.
Then continue to take real tangible action steps each day or as often as possible.

No matter how small these steps may be, just keep taking the next step and the next step. These steps, no matter how small, start to create a habit of action that will eventually pay off.

If you do not do this, then you have not really decided. Decision is to cut off all other possibilities.

Decision is to choose. You are the cause of your results, and one cannot say that they have chosen something until they are taking steps to get it.

Action is right now. It is acting on the initial impulse before all the reasoning and doubting kicks in. Both Decision and Action are equally valuable and sides of the same coin.

Look at your life.
Are you better at one than the other?

Is it easy for you to decide but hard for you to act?

Or is it easy for you to perform tasks, but hard for you to choose which one you want most?

If you find you are weaker at one or the other, concentrate your efforts on improving that aspect of your life.

You will improve your effectiveness, and your results, if you pay close attention to your decisions and your actions.

New action equals new results, every time.

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