Don’t Wait For the Brain to Start Working

Don't wait for the brain to start working. That's it.

That's what I said.

Don't wait for the brain to start working. You enter a party, ask someone out for a dance, right away, you get.

A new job, start talking to people right away. You get into a Facebook forum for.

Work, start chatting right away, go to.

The gym, start doing your push ups right away.

You know, the more we wait, the.

More we think our brain takes over.

And then the brain gives us a 50% possibility of saying, what if he didn't do this right now?

What if the other person said this?

What if I didn't feel accepted? What if I was rejected?

All those things start coming off.

Listen to the instinct and keep flowing. Keep doing more stuff. During the day, during your meetings, there.

Is some level of planning required. When you go to a conference, you know the kind of people you want to meet. You might want to map that out. When you're going to work with some.

Certain people, you might know which people.

You want to work with. I understand that that kind of planning is fine. But everything else, once your day starts, once you get into a new setting, like I said, could be the gym, could be a work setting, could be.

When you're going for a date, just go and start those conversations, jump in, get your hands dirty, get your work done. Because once the brain takes over, there is a 50% possibility that you won't do what your potential would have allowed you to do. So don't wait for the brain to take over. Keep doing it.

Try it.

I can't sleep, but I'm highly awake. A limbo dance. Such a fine Roman. I am sorry.