Paralysis by Analysis

source: https://hbr.org/2013/11/stop-worrying-about-making-the-right-decision/

So while I support using available data to rank our options in some rough sense, ultimately we’re best served by avoiding paralysis-by-analysis and moving foward by:

1. Paying close attention to the feelings and emotions that accompany the decision we’re facing,
2. Assessing how motivated we are to work toward the success of any given option, and
3. Recognizing that no matter what option we choose, our efforts to support its success will be more important than the initial guesswork that led to our choice.

Things to do after waking up

1. Pray and Meditate
2. Revise High Impact Tasks
3. Read
4. Exercise Shared from Google Keep

Give it some time and you’ll be amazed at how “I must respond!” will transform into “Eh, who cares?”

source: http://www.artofmanliness.com/2011/07/13/being-a-gentleman-in-the-age-of-the-internet-6-ways-to-bring-civility-online/

All you need is 20 seconds of courage.

Discipline

Discipline is doing what is hard and necessary rather than what is
fun and easy and doing it when it’s necessary, whether you feel like doing it or not.

Brian Tracy

"For days to come, it will be the first thing you will think about. Until one day, it will be the second thing."

Reynolds Reddington

Let's see