In the “Secret to Success” module, we are encouraged to take a photo of the coaching, and write down whichever step of the “secret2success” that speaks to us. I really resonated with the “perfection kills sales.” John talks about not trying to analyze everything and to really commit to taking action and doing the work. We are encouraged to get out of our head and apply what we are learning.
I have a background in publishing books online. My mentors who are prolific authors with writing, I’m not joking, one book a WEEK, live by this same principle. They just dive into their work, get the words down, release. Rinse and repeat. Perfectionism kills. Some people pour over “their perfect novel” for years and never release their art/work/investment/passive income opportunity because they can’t let go of making sure everything is just right. Not to mention self-doubt, insecurity and everything else that comes internally with being an artist/risk taker. This is such gold: Just take action and don’t look back. Reflect, sure. But I feel this one piece of advice is what holds back SO many people every day in all areas. Fear of messing up. Fear of mistakes. Fear of doing it wrong. The wildfire analogy is golden that he shared.
What spoke to you in this lesson?
I am a “recovering perfectionist” and am learning to move forward more often/intentionally as well. 
