FROM WELL EXPRESSED TO WELL EXECUTED ... cold feet lead to defeat

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Delay is the best poison for the greatest ideas. Inject life into your ideas. Live them out.

        Studies show that every person gets at least four brilliant, life changing ideas annually. The tragedy is, due to lack of execution acuity, these ideas die before they can live. I have listened to and read of brilliant ideas, whose tragic death came when the bright brains behind them stopped conversing and did nothing else.

      The worth of your ideas will be evaluated by what you do after you finally manage to shut up.

      “Well said" should be replaced or immediately followed by “well done". Walking the talk is the way to go. Words have power, true. Works make your words empowering, to you and those around you. Indeed, a bad idea well executed is better than a great idea only well expressed or poorly executed. FOLLOW YOUR PLANS WITH ACTION.

        From home to office, school to the house of worship, let's embrace the challenge to marry our words with works. Just as faith without works is dead, so are our words hot air if we do nothing afterwards. The greatest collection of books humanity has ever had, the Bible, advises us; ‘...be doers of the word'.

  “Action is the antidote to despair, " goes a song by Joan Baez. When you break your ideas into action-steps, you begin to step into your ideal world. The only sure thing that ushers men and women into greatness is massive action taken on the ideas they hold dear. For you to achieve any kind of success, execution is everything.

        Not every plan you execute will yield the desired results, but every attempt you make will most definitely inch you closer to your desired end. The experience you need to operate at epic in what you do is tied up in continuous, deliberate and consistent execution of your plans and ideas.
Best laid plans require immediate action. Cold feet will lead to defeat. Delay is the best poison for the greatest ideas. Stop poisoning yours. Inject life into your ideas. Live them out. Be quick. Be efficient.

     You will lack in many things if you lag in acting on your plans.

          The way to move to where you want to go in life is to put your plans into motion. Keep your feet synch with your mouth. The best thing to do to a strategy is to execute it. No amount of planning can take the place of implementation. A great idea is best followed by MASSIVE ACTION.

        Execution is the key to success. If you want to be big in excellence, be big on execution.

          Most people spend a half of their lives telling people what they will do. Then they spend the other half telling them why they didn't do it. Let that not be you. Ideas have a short shelf life; ACT ON YOUR IDEAS WHILE THERE IS STILL TIME.

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  1. Haronbabu nakutan15 January 2020 at 17:40

    My senior i like your work.

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  2. Unknown15 January 2020 at 18:33

    Good piecešŸ”„

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  3. Aremania Elim Ekoone Olamide16 January 2020 at 18:01

    Great insight. Action to whatever you are thinking is the beginning of your journey to greatness.

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