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After much debate and preparation I decided to just go for it flaws and all. Just wanted to wish you a great day and remind you sometimes you just have to just do it!

Don't create situations that keep you stuck. Instead, Move and take action!

Sometimes you have to act first and figure it out as you go forward.

The negative effects of overthinking can leave you stuck. Sometimes you have to jump and create your parachute as you're falling. In other words "Figure it out along the way. Day 3. "#30daysuperfans

Behaviors needed for incremental changes.

Welcome to day 2 of the Pat Flynn 30 day challenge! This video discusses a key concept from James Clear's "Atomic Habits" that makes the challenge achievable. I explore how small actions are fundamental to making progress and developing good habits, focusing on habit formation psychology to help you on…

Introduction to the day 1 of Pat Flynn 30 day challenge.

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Welcome to the @nightbeat1media New Year Show! As we say goodbye to 2025, I’m stepping out of the comfort zone and opening the door to new conversations. This year, the channel expands with livestreams, deeper audience interaction, and meaningful topics like books, mature relationships, estate planning, and interpersonal communication —…

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“How to break free from mental quicksand”, explores strategies for overcoming mental traps that keep people stuck in cycles of overthinking, self-doubt, or negative thought patterns. 🧠 What the video is about - Theme: The concept of mental quicksand—moments when your mind feels bogged down, making it hard to move…

I just wanted to share how a start my day full of blessings and potential. Hope you are living your dream.

Marty Hurwitz, a visionary in the diamond industry and founder of MVEye, joins us to illuminate the dazzling world of lab-grown diamonds. With a compelling narrative, Marty recounts his evolution from a third-generation jewelry retailer to a trailblazer in market research for lab-grown gems. Hear about the groundbreaking 2004 study…

Speaker emphasizes the importance of being willing to reinvent oneself in response to changing circumstances. Made with Restream. Livestream on 30+ platforms at once via https://restream.io

Mike McCormick explains the 'fail fast' philosophy, emphasizing the importance of analyzing data to determine if a product or idea is viable, and to either adapt or abandon it based on consumer feedback.

Mike McCormick shares actionable **business tips** and **business advice** for navigating the complexities of business. He stresses the importance of **sales confidence** when presenting your services, and emphasizes the need for a solid **marketing plan**. He also touches on **marketing strategies** to help grow your business. Digital marketing trailblazer Mike…

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The speaker emphasizes that **done is better than perfect**, advocating for the act of putting out content even if it means **embracing the journey** and potential **failure**. He shares an anecdote about releasing content he thought was subpar, only to find it resonated with his audience, showcasing the importance of…

The speaker discusses the challenges of finding like minded people, especially when pursuing a new and unproven vision. He emphasizes the difficulty in gaining support from others when the concept is still uncertain. He suggests seeking out a like minded group to overcome this hurdle.

The speaker details how a job at Quiznos allowed them to save for equipment, enabling them to reinvest in themselves and achieve personal growth. They emphasize making choices to advance, regardless of financial constraints, illustrating the power of the slight edge. Their story embodies the principles of the compound effect…

This video details the Speaker's experiences growing up in the Baptist church and the creation process of a song with the line "the devil is a liar", and how their creations are used in churches and schools.

Aaron Taylor contrasts his current access to professional equipment and collaborators with his initial resource-constrained approach in 2008, emphasizing how embracing imperfections and immediate action led to unexpected success, including viral songs and YouTube videos, that would have been impossible had he waited for perfection.