The Pursuit with Tall John

Make the Deal

June 12, 2024 Tall John Season 1 Episode 4
Make the Deal
The Pursuit with Tall John
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The Pursuit with Tall John
Make the Deal
Jun 12, 2024 Season 1 Episode 4
Tall John

Summary


The conversation discusses the tendency to wait for the perfect time to start and not make a deal with oneself to take action. It emphasizes the importance of embracing imperfect action and starting where we are. The conversation provides practical tips for overcoming the perfection trap, such as setting a non-negotiable start date, starting small, celebrating small wins, adjusting and adapting, and seeking support. The key takeaway is to stop waiting for the perfect time and start taking action towards our goals.


Keywords


perfect time, deal with oneself, start, side project, obstacles, achieving goals, waiting, procrastination, imperfect action, embrace, circumstances, momentum, motivation, progress, potential, delay, start date, small wins, adjust, adapt, support, perfection trap, potential, unlock, full potential


Takeaways


Stop waiting for the perfect time and start taking action towards your goals.

Embrace imperfect action and start where you are.

Set a non-negotiable start date and start small.

Celebrate small wins and adjust and adapt as you go.

Seek support from people who will encourage and hold you accountable.


Titles


Celebrate Small Wins and Adjust and Adapt

Seek Support to Overcome the Perfection Trap


Sound Bites


"The key to making progress and achieving our goals is to embrace imperfect action."

"By taking imperfect action, we build momentum, gain valuable experience, and have the opportunity to adjust our approach as we go."

"Set a non-negotiable start date. Instead of waiting for the perfect time, just pick a date, commit to starting no matter what."


Chapters


00:00 Introduction: Waiting for the Perfect Time

06:05 Embracing Imperfect Action

11:26 Setting a Non-Negotiable Start Date

12:22 Celebrating Small Wins and Adjusting

14:06 Seeking Support to Overcome the Perfection Trap


Reach TJ at Talljohn.com or TallJohn77 on IG

Thank you for listening.

Show Notes

Summary


The conversation discusses the tendency to wait for the perfect time to start and not make a deal with oneself to take action. It emphasizes the importance of embracing imperfect action and starting where we are. The conversation provides practical tips for overcoming the perfection trap, such as setting a non-negotiable start date, starting small, celebrating small wins, adjusting and adapting, and seeking support. The key takeaway is to stop waiting for the perfect time and start taking action towards our goals.


Keywords


perfect time, deal with oneself, start, side project, obstacles, achieving goals, waiting, procrastination, imperfect action, embrace, circumstances, momentum, motivation, progress, potential, delay, start date, small wins, adjust, adapt, support, perfection trap, potential, unlock, full potential


Takeaways


Stop waiting for the perfect time and start taking action towards your goals.

Embrace imperfect action and start where you are.

Set a non-negotiable start date and start small.

Celebrate small wins and adjust and adapt as you go.

Seek support from people who will encourage and hold you accountable.


Titles


Celebrate Small Wins and Adjust and Adapt

Seek Support to Overcome the Perfection Trap


Sound Bites


"The key to making progress and achieving our goals is to embrace imperfect action."

"By taking imperfect action, we build momentum, gain valuable experience, and have the opportunity to adjust our approach as we go."

"Set a non-negotiable start date. Instead of waiting for the perfect time, just pick a date, commit to starting no matter what."


Chapters


00:00 Introduction: Waiting for the Perfect Time

06:05 Embracing Imperfect Action

11:26 Setting a Non-Negotiable Start Date

12:22 Celebrating Small Wins and Adjusting

14:06 Seeking Support to Overcome the Perfection Trap


Reach TJ at Talljohn.com or TallJohn77 on IG

Thank you for listening.