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Something to make you think.

"It’s never you vs everyone else. It’s just you vs everyone’s opinion.

So why is their opinion better than yours?"

Something to make you act.

I’ve recently been reading a book called Bumpers.

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It’s written by Nic Peterson, the guy who taught Alex Hormozi the model of doing gym turnarounds.

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One of the most impactful things in the book is something called the intention- intervention gap.

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This is the gap between what you want to do and what your behaviour suggests you want to do.

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The below is an excerpt from the book.

Here is how to interpret this intention - intervention gap.

We feel anxious when there's a gap between what we say we want and how we actually behave.

A wider gap makes us feel powerless, while a narrower gap tightens the feedback loop between our expectations and reality, making us feel more in control.

Simply put, many of us feel helpless because our actions don't match our stated goals.

Wanting to get fit but eating unhealthily.

Wanting to earn more but spending time unproductively.

How to solve this? Act immediately.

Whenever you set an intention, take the smallest step toward it.

Over time, consistently closing this gap builds confidence and reduces anxiety.

Reduce the gap. Feel better about yourself.

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Keep winning,

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