Sometimes I fall into this trap.
I want to save you from it because if you get caught in it, it's extremely hard to get out.
I call it the cycle of consumption.
It's being stuck in a place of constantly consuming new information.
If you're anything like me, you enjoy learning.
I say to myself that I want to get better at LinkedIn marketing so I go out and get a course or consume lots of information online.
That in itself is great but instead of just going out and acting on that information. The course recommends studying copywriting, so I head down a rabbit hole looking for the best information on how to learn/improve my copywriting.
Then that sends me on another tangent to learn something new.
And thus the cycle of consumption has begun.
Here's how to break it...
Have a bias to action!
Practice "just in time" learning
It's great to learn but it should only take up a maximum of 20% of your time. 80% should be used on your profit-producing actions.
I explain exactly what those are in my replace-your-wage training.
And secondly only start studying and acting on something the moment you need it. Need a video for your sales page? Watch "how to make a video" tutorials then immediately start making the video.
Have a bias to action.
When you go through my training by CLICKING HERE, don't stop at watching the video. Act on them, get stuck, re-watch the training, overcome that challenge and continually progress until you succeed.
To your success,
Jouvan
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