Growth

I started exploring the concept of "self-improvement" about 10 years ago. Some things worked, some didn't. Some concepts stayed hidden in my subconscious but still helped. A lot of my growth can be attributed to compounding efforts over time. However, it got to a point where I was consuming more than I was actually creating the life I wanted to live. It felt good and productive to live solely in the "learning and planning" phase because it was safe. I was trying to learn my way into action. These concepts are helpful as a framework and foundation, but they're nearly worthless without action.

I've read dozens of self-improvement books and consumed hundreds of hours of content from the gurus on YouTube. Now, my goal is to distill down what has worked for me over the years as well as tactical advice for going from indecisive analysis paralysis, to action. Queue: this blog.