What is the difference between movement and action?

#יםמהשבוי Barak Yaakovovitz #post3
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On the first day of school, Jerry Olsman, professor of photography at the University of Florida, divided the students in a photography course he gave into two groups.
All those who sit on the left side of the classroom, Olsman explained, will belong to the quantitative group.
They will be graded considering only one criterion-
The amount of work they will produce.
On the last day of the course he will count the amount of photographs submitted by each of the students in this group. Whoever submits one hundred photographs will receive a score of one hundred, whoever submits 90 photographs will receive a score of 90 and so on.
On the other hand, all those who sit on the right side of the class will belong to the "high-quality" group.
These students will be measured solely on the basis of the excellence of their work.
They will only have to submit one photograph during the semester, but it will have to be a near-perfect photograph to earn them a high score.
At the end of the semester Olsman was surprised to find that the best photographs came from the quantitative group.
During the whole semester they engaged in photography intensively, they produced hundreds of photographs, in the light, in the dark, and learned a lot from their mistakes and sharpened their photography skills.
In contrast, the members of the qualitative group hypothesized about the perfect photograph they were supposed to produce.
And in the end the quality of their photograph was mediocre and less good than the quantitative group.
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Sometimes we are so busy trying to find the perfect approach that we don't take action.
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In the investment world, sometimes we fall into a FOBO situation, meaning the fear of better options.
We will wait for the best purchase price of the security or asset, we will wait for the most perfect investment with the best return, for a bonanza deal and at that time we will not take action, but will be in motion.
When we are in motion, we plan, build strategies and learn, but these are positive actions but sometimes they do not produce results.
When I write about 10 investment goals that are right for me to invest in real estate, I am in motion, but when I actually approach market research, I turn to property owners, residents, experts and various other factors,
I am in action.
Movement is important, but it will not always produce results for us. A conversation about an investment channel or a training program for Hadak is important.
But only action will yield the results we crave.
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Personally, in the last year and a half I was on the move, I told myself that I was doing, I planned, I consulted, I researched, but I didn't really take action,
I told myself that I was moving forward and promoting matters without actually taking action or risking failure.
And once I decided to take action and stop procrastinating I moved forward with my deals and goals.
The goal in my opinion is to start repeating the action over and over again, without waiting for the perfect result.
So how do you avoid procrastination and take action?
In this way, people act for two reasons - pain or the fear of guilt/remorse
We have 5 ways to manage our procrastination and tasks-
3 dimensions of thought - before each task we will divide what is relevant, important and urgent.
The relevant will be what will give us the most results as in Pareto's Law or Bendeln money making activities
relevance track-
Before each task we will ask ourselves if the task is relevant and advances us, if not, is there a way to create automation or delegate authority, and if it is important or urgent then we will act accordingly
Practice - We will divide the planning of the tasks into 80 percent of thought, 19 percent in planning the milestones and setting a deadline
Creating a personally supportive environment I strongly believe in the ability of the environment to advance us towards our ambitions, and especially a partner
that will create an external constraint for us
Stimulate the dopamine - I strongly believe in celebrating the victories and giving room to our desire for one kind of fun or another, did you run a first campaign? Treat yourself to a good restaurant, having trouble calling the seller to do a follow-up with him? Ask a friend who sat on you to do it and then go out together to the party/trip you wanted.
And of course just do it