You can't plan your way to a goal. An active learner commits to concrete daily actions, like writing 30 minutes each morning to publish a book. The difference between strivers and waiters is that strivers do the work while waiters hope something changes.
You get no progress without being in the process. If there's something you want to implement, you need to be in the process. That's what an active learner does. There's no other route around it. You want to write a book, you're not going to research anymore. You're going to be in the process of writing every morning for 30 minutes. I'm somebody who is an actual striver. I am striving to complete something. I am striving to follow through. I am striving to achieve it, right? These folks over here, they're always thinking of themselves as the waiter, meaning to wait. I'm gonna delay, I'm not gonna move. You know, I hope it's gonna happen. And I'm speaking to you as a coach who walks how people implement. Are you somebody who is just waiting all the time on delay mode? Or I'm somebody who gets an action and tries to improve it, tries to achieve it, tries to complete it, tries to follow through.
