Reply To: What one thing do you do that creates unnecessary work?
Bob, I just wrote an article for a client that talks about strategy and execution at an organizational level.
Many are of the opinion that strategy is unnecessary, and that the only thing that’s needed is action.
I use the illustration of the pilot who, while admitting to the passengers that he was lost, boasted that they were going 500 mph.
Of course the opposite is true, too.
If all you do is plan, you won’t even get off the ground.
If you’ve been attending Sean’s coaching calls for more than six months, then you already know enough to take action, even if it’s only one small step.
The thing is that you probably won’t find out what the next step is until you do the one that you know you need to do right now; and, in any case, you have to do what you know first anyway.
Oh dear. I feel a bit like I’ve been lecturing.
Hope you didn’t take it like that. 🙂
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
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