Procrastination often hides as perfectionism, waiting for the perfect email or presentation. Pick your single most important project and finish it before anything else. Get client feedback early instead of endlessly refining drafts.
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But the second sentence in here is really important. Competing priorities will not distract from this point B. Okay, if you picked the most important project for you, then it should get done. And then hearing what all three of— all four of us have put on the table, these are the most important things for our, you know, our movements. So, um, but, uh, I'm letting myself get distracted, I'm procrastinating, I'm I'm perfecting everything before I put anything out there. I'm not going to talk to any client about this, prospect about this, because the email's not drafted right yet. It's like, okay, so, so all of that is not perfection, it's called procrastination. Um, so, so competing priorities will not distract