Learning without action is expensive hesitation. The speaker points to his Swords 100 and Boat and RV 100 projects as proof that moving forward works, and argues accountability is what keeps you doing it. His formula: accountability breeds activity, which breeds success.
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I'll be kind. I understand. Um, look, but learning without acting is just— that's just an expensive hesitation. The, the framework is in place. The market's real. I think I demonstrated that in Swords 100. I'm about to demonstrate it. I think I just did demonstrate it in, uh, and Boat and RV 100 so far. Uh, the question is whether the cost of waiting is higher than the cost of moving. For most people who've done the work, they would argue it is. And I'll tell you this, and this is another back to the community. Actually, join our community if you haven't done anything, because there's an old saying: activity breeds success. You've all heard it, and I agree with it. Except the one problem most people have with that is the activity part. Doing it, starting and maintaining. So what you'll get in our community is accountability. And and I have a saying. I haven't trademarked it yet. I should. So it's here live for the public to see. It's mine. Nobody can take it. I'm gonna pin the front end of activity breeds success with this, and this is. So true. Accountability breeds activity, which breeds success. Join our community.