A speaker argues that speed of implementation distinguishes successful from unsuccessful people: when given good advice, successful people act immediately (same hour or same day) while unsuccessful people delay for days or weeks, leading to procrastination and missed results.
One of the biggest things I think, that sets apart successful people from unsuccessful people is the speed of implementation. Now, let's say that somebody gives you advice that you should act on. Unsuccessful people will then take, you know, maybe a week, two weeks, a month to actually take the advice and do the thing, whereas successful people do it the same day. And so something I've learned over my years is that, like, when I get advice that is good from somebody, I implement it the same hour, if I can, if not, the same day, so I can start seeing the fruits of that advice, as opposed to waiting and then doing it and procrastinating.
