A short YouTube clip by TJ Walker advising viewers to set powerful reminders to drive action. Walker argues people already have the capability to act; the barrier is weak reminders. He uses the analogy of responding immediately to a crying baby and urges listeners to create reminders that are equally urgent or compelling.
You already have all the power you need to take the specific actions you want. If you set reminders the right way, if you have a screaming baby right next to you, you will respond. You'll start running around. You do whatever it takes to give that baby what it needs to stop crying. The key for you is you've got to figure out what is it you really want to do and then give yourself a reminder that's just as powerful as if less annoying than a crying baby. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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