Hey, it’s Anne with your Coaching on the Go.

If the only time you can actually do anything is now, now, now, and you are constantly thinking about it and not taking action, you are never going to get anything done.

We become masters of this as we get older.

The gap in time between the idea and even attempting the idea gets bigger and bigger, and more of a thought process.

Pretty soon it is almost an impossible thing to pursue the idea.

For a time period I was getting ideas and wouldn’t even acknowledge them as a real idea.

I just acknowledged them as a thought and I’d say, “Oh, what a cool idea,” or, “That’s crazy, that’d never happen.”

As I got older, I began to see how often certain ideas would repeat themselves, and how I wasn’t taking action on some of them.

Pretty soon, I decided that if I do not start taking action on these, I am going to go to my grave with all these fantastic ideas and I will not have pursued them.

Earlier in my life I might have thrown them in a pile for later.

“Yes, that’s a great idea.”

“I’ll do that later.”

Onc day, I heard an audio from Abraham Hicks about when you get an idea, the time is now, because it’s ready.

I stopped treating my ideas like they are random thoughts streaming through my mind and started to give them meaning.

“I wouldn’t have them if they weren’t for me, and possible.”

When I get an idea now, when I get a thought, I get excited about the thought, because it means I’m onto something, I’m onto that path.

What you can do next is something simple, just take the next step.

Alot of us are so used to overanalyzing everything that making simple, basic decisions is a big deal.

It is so exhausting for a lot of people that they just quit because they get so overwhelmed.

The time is now.

Life is now.

When you start exercising your Do-ing muscle, your “responding” muscle, pretty soon you will not waste time between the idea and getting started on it.

How is it that some people can get so much done in a day while others don’t?

Well, those people, they take action, and don’t just take random action, they take inspired action.

If you are not able to make decisions, are stumped, get an idea, get excited about it, ask a question, get an answer,  get feedback, you get a solution, and sit and think about it for long periods of time, it’s a painful process you get to work through.

I help a lot of people work through it.

I’ve done it myself, and I’m to the point where I am firing on a high level.

I make movement quickly.

It is said that successful people make decisions quickly, and change their mind, retracting those decisions, very infrequently.

I challenge you today to take notice.

I challenged you yesterday, but I want you to go further and take notice of how you’re making decisions.

Are you stewing over things for long periods of time?

Are you waiting and waiting?

Are you passing on that really great energy that you get when you first have the idea or when you’re excited?

Are you toning that down to such an extent that you’re not able to really ever get started or to feel excited about what you’re doing?

Next time we talk on Coaching on the Go, I’m going to give you some strategies to sift through this.

For today, notice when you are struggling with a decision and take one step, the very next baby step, and see what happens from there.

Let me know in the Instagram community.

I’m putting content on the Instagram page, and the content is matching what I’m doing in here.

If you want the one-two punch, pop into the Instagram. It’s really visual.

It’s beautiful.

If one more person tells me that they don’t do Instagram, ask yourself if you are limiting your life by making those decisions of what you will and won’t do.

Any opportunity you have to learn makes you younger.

If you’ve never been over to Instagram, figure it out today.

Challenge yourself and then write me a note. Have a beautiful day.