A short YouTube conversation between Mick Hunt and Ross Mandel emphasizing that mindset alone is insufficient—consistent action and execution matter more than waiting for perfection. Ross advises "just jump in," accept mistakes as learning, and "don't miss a day," arguing that real learning comes from doing rather than over-studying. The clip closes with a quick personal prompt between the speakers.
But mindset is just the first piece. It's the action. It's the follow through and execution that mattered the most. And I got that from my guy, Ross Mandel.
Thank you, my man. A lot of people, you know, they get the mindset. They're so worried about executing perfectly that they never get off first base, right? Just jump in the pool, splash around. You'll figure it out. It'll come to you. But in the meantime, don't miss a day. You can't wait till you get something perfect. You gotta get in the game. You'll take a few lumps, you'll get hit, you'll make a few mistakes. Guess what? That's how you learn for real, not by studying.
What about yourself?
Right?
Right?
Yeah, right. I mean, listen, I'll never forget, you know, we were young boys in the neighborhood and somebody would get their hands on a Playboy magazine. Now, this is before the Internet, you know, this is before cell phones.