Article Marketing Guy Presents Another: SUNDAY MORNING INSPIRATION – A Bias for Action

Jeff Herring 18 Comments

7:54 AM

Do you have a bias for action? When you get an idea or an inspiration, do you act on it?

Watch this short video and discover the power of having “a bias for action.”

And then tell me what you think in the comment section of the blog…

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Steve Stillwater
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Well said by Jack Canfield. This is a good reminder for me not to let ideas dissipate through inaction.
- Jeff Herring
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  Steve – You hit the nail on the head – ideas dissipating through inaction. And so the opposite is also true – ideas come to life through action.
  
  Thanks for your contribution…
  
  ~ Jeff
AnnaLaura Brown
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This is great. I love the examples he gives. Shows us that we have no excuses.
- Jeff Herring
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  AnnaLaura – Yes! So one question is “what is our version of knocking on as many doors as that guy did?”
  
  ~ Jeff
Penney McRae
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Jack Canfield is one of my mentors. Wonderful message….you snooze, you lose!
Thanks for sharing, Jeff!
- Jeff Herring
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  Penny – Action is where it’s at!
  
  Thanks
  
  ~ Jeff
cheryl watterson
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Jack tells it like it is. Thanks for the reminder that taking action – daily focused action is so important!!
- Jeff Herring
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  Cheryl – Thanks for the reminder – it’s not just action taken once, it’s daily consistent action…
  
  ~ Jeff
Janette Stoll
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Hi Jeff,

Thank you for this great video. You’re right that it’s all about action. The resources and tools to build your business are everywhere but if you don’t take action, they’re useless. Speaking of resources, LOVE your site!

Janette Stoll
- Jeff Herring
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  Janette – Thanks! Visit often because there is good stuff daily!
  
  ~ Jeff
Jackie
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Thank you for sharing! I really enjoyed this video.

I was very happy to hear Jack mention the inner action we need to take along with the outer action.
- Jeff Herring
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  Jackie – pretty amazing – 1 hour of inner action = 7 hours of outer action – good stuff!
  
  ~ Jeff
Carla McNeil, Social Media Marketing Mentor
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WOW 1 hour of “inner action” equates to 7 hours of “outer action”! Me thinks more “inner action” is important.

Love Canfield, been to a couple of his live workshops, he over delivers!!

Thanks Jeff
- Jeff Herring
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  Carla – Me thinks you are right!
  
  Thanks for your contribution…
  
  ~ Jeff
Maggie
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Hi Jeff,

Thanks for sharing, as we all need to ‘counteract’ the daily message about gloom & doom that bombards us in traditional media…
It’s so necessary to hear the ‘real’ message- Believe in yourself and your ‘dreams’- and Take Action!!
Thoughts actually do have a physical ‘mass’ ( small- but there) and where you direct your energy- that’s where the results show – Good or Bad.What are YOU thinking about all day? Analyse that!

Whenever you feel yourself sliding into negativity- take out your ‘gratitude journal’ and write 2 things that you are grateful for today!
(Yes- we all should have 1 as in general we in Australia, US & UK have a LOT to be grateful for)

Then, as you say Jeff, get going with ‘G.U.T.S’ and make it happen- step by step.No one else can- or will!
- Jeff Herring
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  Hi Maggie – thanks for your thoughtful reply. Your remarks about listening to the “doom and gloom” remind of how Dan Kennedy began a recent email:
  
  “If you listen to the daily news and read the newspaper you are likely to find yourself in the corner of your shower, water running on you, with a bottle of Jack Daniels, mewing…”
  
  Best opening line of an email I’ve ever seen. Since I don’t know how to mew, I don’t listen to the news. I figure if something really important happens, someone will tell me.
  
  I just get up every morning and Go Use This Stuff!
  
  ~ Jeff
Columbia Jones
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Hi Jeff,

GREAT Sunday morning Inspiration video. These are always good but this one was especially inspiring!

Also glad to have you on board over at Twitter. (I can’t believe it took me so long to get started on Twitter.)
- Jeff Herring
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  Thanks Columbia!
  
  I’m glad you’ve gotten started on Twitter, Have fun and profits!
  
  ~ Jeff