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Show Notes
It's intoxicating and addicting to think about how many interests you have.
You get off on the dopamine rush of ruminating on your interests.
Yet, when it's time to take action on these interests, you have depleted your energy reserves so much through this interest-based fantasy that there's nothing left to actually take action in pursuing your interests.
You remain stuck in Lala land without ever taking any action.
Thus, despite having so many grand interests, your life never changes and you end up further from achieving those interest-based goals.
Nothing significant changes in your life unless you're committed.
In today's edition of the Unstuck Yourself Newsletter, I'll differentiate what it means to be interested versus committed to something.
I'll discuss key differences, why being interested is meaningless, and note the common practices of High-Performers who relentlessly and ruthlessly commit to becoming the best version of themselves.
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P.S. Want to read more about this topic? Check out this edition of the Unstuck Yourself Newsletter.
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