The early bird gets
the worm. The advice we have heard our
whole lives. Great advice if you are not the worm. If you are, should you
procrastinate to live another day? Do we take the opinion of almost every self-help
genius and perpetuate the existence of the bird, at a deep sacrifice for
our selves?
Is the worm not significant
as well? Eric Thomas tells us we need to out grind our competition. Get up
earlier than them and work harder. Adam Grant says the opposite, procrastination
can be good.
Martin Luther King wrote his
most famous speech at 3 o’clock the morning before he addressed the crowd. Studies
have shown that we do better work when the pressure is on. We think of the same
old ideas when it is not. Put that pressure on us,
and we start thinking out side of our usual
box.
Where in the clutter do we find our answer? Out grind our competition.
Yes, we do. Procrastinate and come up with better ideas? Yes, we do. Take risks and succeed. Yes we, do. Be careful
and succeed. Yes, we do.
If you are the worm, by all means,
procrastinate. If you are the bird, out grind the next bird.
There are times in our lives when we are the bird, other times, we are the worm.
Clear the clutter and
live your life. Find a balance. Too much of a
good thing is still too much.
Remember, it’s always the right time and place if you have the right attitude.
No comments:
Post a Comment