People that make improvements in their businesses are action-takers. They don't procrastinate and they are quick to do things and get their hands dirty. People who stall out or plateau are procrastinators. In order to learn something, you have to apply it. This is true for everything from school to work to hobbies. Just because you've put time into learning something doesn't mean you know it. In order to be good at something, you have to allow yourself to be bad at it first. This means being okay with making mistakes and being open to feedback. Today, I get into the importance of learning vs doing. Enjoy!
- How to make improvements and gain momentum
- Getting feedback after workshops
- Get out there and do it
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