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For a few months in 2022, I drew one of these a week. One idea each, a single line under it — usually some version of stop thinking, start doing. Here’s the whole set.

When Starting Out, Value Doing

You don’t need another course. You need to get going.

Start with Doing

Don’t let learning turn into procrastination. Start with doing instead.

Procrasti-Planning

You don’t need to have everything figured out. Just start.

Distance Between Reality and Dreams

Action is what separates your reality from your dreams.

1h Doing > 10h Thinking

One hour of doing beats ten hours of thinking. Always err on the side of action.

Great Ideas vs Good Execution

Ideas are worth nothing. Execution is everything.

Learning Without Execution

Learning without execution is just mental clutter.

Looking Sharp

Never failed, never learned.

Doing the Right Thing vs Quitting the Wrong Thing

Trying to make life better by piling something else onto an already full plate? Sometimes the move is to quit the wrong thing, not add a right one.

Mistakes Pave Your Way to Success

Success is built on failure.

How to Win: Don't Quit

Giving up is the only sure way to fail.

Four Vicious Loops

Four vicious loops every creator should beware.

Unbound vs Time-Bound Tasks

Bind your tasks to a time. Or be bound by them.

Self-Talk is Your Brain Software

Self-talk is your brain’s operating system — and it’s running 24/7.

Comparison is the Thief of Joy

Be grateful for what you have. Not content, necessarily. But grateful.

Pessimists vs Optimists

Pessimists sound smart. Optimists get rich.

Change Others, Change Ourselves

Everyone wants change, but nobody wants to change.

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