Evan Carmichael argues that overthinking kills momentum. People with Michael Jordan-level talent fail while less talented competitors win by taking consistent action. Stop analyzing and start doing.
The only thing you're missing is momentum. You've got great ideas. You've got Michael Jordan-level genius at something. You are the best in the world at something, but you're not doing enough. You're overthinking and underdoing, and people with less talent than you, less skills than you, less of a heart than you are winning off of your idea because they just got started.
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