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Raja Niketh Reddy Nallapareddy

Stealth • 6m

Did this ever happen to you? You thought in your mind that you wanted to take up a task or complete a task, but you left it in the middle for a number of reasons. Let me share an incident that happened to me. I decided to start a 20-minute workout daily (NOT A HEAVY ONE) based on a plan given by ChatGPT (with 10 minutes of prompting). I then committed to the workout. On Day 1, I completed the workout. Day 2, done. Day 3, done. On Day 4, I saw a reel saying that when you're doing a workout, you should cover all the muscle groups. Then I checked the plan I was following and found that it was not a full-body workout and was not targeting some muscles. I decided to create a new plan that covers the entire body. Again, I completed another three days, and then I saw another reel stating that you shouldn't do exercises without the right preparation.

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Raja Niketh Reddy Nallapareddy

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So again, I started researching to improve it. What I realized was that I was trying to make it perfect. In the pursuit of perfection, I was losing the streak, which is consistency. This is not the only example; it can apply to creating YouTube videos, making cold calls, etc. The issue is that if we shift our focus in the process of improvement, the original task we are trying to accomplish gets disrupted. If you start a workout plan, stick with it for 30 days before changing it. If you're creating YouTube videos, publish 15-20 videos before thinking about making them perfect. If you're sending cold emails, send 100 cold emails with the same script before trying a different one. YOU CAN'T MAKE IT PERFECT IF YOU DON'T START IT.

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