Dean Graziosi argues that overthinking kills action. He uses Tony Robbins' analogy about analyzing while driving at 70 mph to show how excessive planning paralyzes businesses. The answer is to stop thinking and start moving.
I want to be the crazy one. I want to be the dreamer. I want to be the one that people look at sideways. I've heard Tony Robbins say before, if you overthought anything, would you really drive a car going 70 miles an hour and the only thing dividing you is a yellow line on the ground? If you really thought about that, somebody could just be on their phone, which a third of the people now drive and text. But if you start thinking of business every way like that, then of course it goes in here and you're like, yeah, but I don't have everything dialed in. It's got to be perfect. Man, you know, I analyze this. A lot of businesses in my space fail. All businesses fail because they're drifting, because they're not focused, because they're in their head.
