That thing you love.
That thing you were meant to do.
That thing you keep putting off.
Start that.
Right here.
Right now.
Go.
Start
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Great way to start the morning. Thanks Joel
Sure thing Rick
Love these little posts that motivate me to keep going.
Glad to help Anum.
Thanks Joel. I needed that.
No problem
Right now I did finish something,so I can start:)
Awesome Jelena
Re-Blogged at http://www.revolutionaryalternatives.ca
Thanks Joel.
Cool. Thank James.
After reading your long winded post, I think I will summarize it to help other readers out. START!
Haha, thanks for the TL:DR
Joel,
Excellent post. Short and to the point . . .proves that often “less is more”!
Kurt
Truth
I am reading so many uplifting posts today.
Reading is awesome (thanks, I appreciate it)
but doing is better.
You know a thing or two about starting, Joel! Always glad to see a friend do exactly that which he wants to do (even if it’s scary, even if it’s challenging, even if it’s non-traditional). Go you!
Thanks Nina. See you in a month!
I feel this is a cop out for you Joel…
you write much longer posts so well, now, you, go, go get back to those.
now.
Start that.
Right here.
Right now.
Go.
what are you waiting for?
why is this so hard for people?
so simple. yet so hard.
people need to read “poke the box” and “do the work” if they need a push…
I think it has something to do with that “I might fail” thing
The Power of Simple Words.
Thanks for the inspiration man!
Brandon
p.s. I like the simple post and the inspiring words but your picture looks a little Scrabbled.
I think that’s where the artist got the inspiration!
You should write another post with the letters “STOP”. I think there are a number of us that do things that we’ve always done and don’t have a good reason to continue to do them. I make more money with my small business than my day job, but haven’t gotten the urge to quit yet and be a full time entrepreneur yet.
“Stumbled upon” this this morning and have already told a few friends about it. Love what you’re doing.
Thanks Amanda
Hope you stick around and share it with a few friends 