February 27
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It's easy to get lost in the rabbit hole of learning.
Needing to take just a couple more writing courses before starting that book.
Wanting to watch just a few more YouTube videos on how to make a YouTube video before launching our own.
Waiting until there's more time, less stress, we're more in the zone, or any number of other excuses.
When really, we're afraid. Afraid of embarrassment or that people won't like our work.
The key is to start before you're ready. Post your project. Figure out the details along the way.
Otherwise, the years of waiting will turn into regret.
And regret hurts a whole lot worse than embarrassment.
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