Go Faster!

Yes, l did that for three months with my flyer business, or did 13 flyers per week, (l know of no one else in my industry who could beat that, or get close).

And did suffer from burnout at the end, so l agree go fast, but also pull back when you feel like you are becoming overly aggressive or irritable.

I can't complain since l did about 300 in a year, which is making me around $100 a month, but yeah, burnout is real.

Today, I thought I'd take a look at Warrior Forum past, recent past, six months and one year ago.

Now we are in the beginning of a new WF, or have been told. We have seen WF post weekly specials (with the exact same price as the vendor offers the public), which have been their (WF) affiliate links. Well, good for them. It is about making money.

But other than that, not much different. So rather than get bored with the same old same old we see every day now, it is a good idea to SEARCH WF for interesting topics.

Like this one. MOVE FAST.

I can't argue with the concept as far as it goes, it is, however a tad bit short of HOW TO.

Take action NOW. What action? How, where and for what purpose?

Keep moving and keep going faster. Sounds like the many Warriors who keep spinning their wheels and are stuck in the same place they were a year ago.

They, the fast movers, are all revved up, with no place to go (apologies Meatloaf).

Keep grinding, forget about burning out? To each his own.

I will agree that fast movement, in a designed step-by-step fashion, with a clear cut goal at the end, is a good thing. But seriously, MOVE FASTER???

HOW??

GordonJ

I agree with you Gordan. Effective action that follows some type of plan and advances someone closer to their goal is much more important. From my own experience, taking action without a direction and without thinking it through leads to unintended consequences (usually financial ones). I'm all for diving in, commit first and figure the rest out later, learn from your mistakes, etc., but rushing into something new AS FAST AS POSSIBLE and with no plan is a sure fire way to (very) quickly achieve burnout.

Please note that I don't necessarily disagree with the original post, just with the concept of "take action as fast as possible and disregard burnout" because that's just reckless.
Best,
Mike

That's interesting, what you said, burnout is for people who move too slow.
We'll be moving so fast the burnout won't be able to catch us.

That's a different perspective I have gained today with that post.