Do What’s Required
Summary
-
When I face tasks I don't want to do, I remind myself of the phrase: "Boys are confident, men are certain." This helps me approach challenges with certainty rather than just confidence.
-
I've learned that it's not about doing my best; it's about doing what's required. This mindset pushes me to accomplish tasks, even when I don't feel like doing them.
-
Whenever I'm confronted with a difficult task, like creating more content or starting a podcast, I focus on fulfilling what's necessary rather than relying solely on motivation.
Video
How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a mindset shift. When faced with tasks you don't want to do, remind yourself, "Boys are confident, men are certain." This isn't about just feeling confident in your abilities; it's about approaching tasks with the certainty that you'll get them done. It's a simple way to reframe challenges and move forward with assurance.
A good way to achieve your goals is to focus on doing what's required instead of just aiming to do your best. Sometimes, doing your best can become an excuse to hold back when things get tough. Look at the task, understand what's needed, and commit to completing it, no matter how you feel. This approach ensures progress even when motivation dips.
When considering how to tackle difficult tasks—like creating more content or launching a new project—prioritize necessity. Ask yourself what needs to be done to succeed and focus on meeting those requirements. This reduces the emotional weight of the task, breaking it down into simple, necessary actions.
In short, integrate certainty into your decision-making and boil tasks down to necessary actions. This strategy allows you to make continuous progress with minimal emotional resistance, turning daunting tasks into clear, actionable steps.
