Why You’re Not Doing What You Know You Should
Let’s be honest. You don’t need another course, guru, or productivity hack. You already know what to do. You’re just not doing it. Why?
Overthinking
You take a simple next step and turn it into a doctoral thesis. Congratulations — you’ve paralysed yourself with your own brain.
Perfectionism
You want it flawless before you begin. Which is genius, because you’ll never begin. Problem solved.
Energy leakage
You’re juggling ten projects like some kind of business octopus. Spoiler: none of them are getting anywhere.
Fear of payoff
Success would change the game. Can’t have that. Much safer to stay in your comfortable misery, complaining about why things don’t change.
Lack of forcing function
When a client’s breathing down your neck, you leap into action. But when it’s just you? Suddenly you’re too fragile for pressure.
The truth: you’re not lazy. You’re just stuck in a beautifully engineered hamster wheel of excuses.
Break the loop. Pick one thing. Do it badly. Then at least you’ll have something to show besides your collection of reasons.
You don’t need motivation. You need a kick up the arse. This is it.
Ready to get a shimmy on. Get in touch.