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Thinking too much

'Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes the time. Vision with action can change the world.' - Joel Barker

I am now convinced that thinking too much leads nowhere. Overthinking undermine the ability to act and perform. Why? It's simply because you're spending that time on thinking instead of taking action. Also, when you're thinking,  doubts slowly crept in and the thousands things you could do instead or all the different possibilities, as well as, distraction. Basically, all these leads to inaction and complacency.

My message is to not think too much,  do not dwell on the details, make a move instead. Take action and everything will come together. Think on the bigger picture rather than what could be or what if. That's the plan for the new year.

PS: Happy Chinese New Year!

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