Three short audits to tell you whether you’re stuck in preparation, building the comfortable thing, or delaying the commitment itself. Write the honest answer, not the polished one.
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“Write your honest answers, not your polished ones.”
The audits told you where you are. Pick the three actions below most relevant to what surfaced. Assign a specific day to each. Don’t assign more than one per day.
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Have one real conversation with a potential customer about their problem. Not your solution — their problem. Take notes on what they say, not what you wanted to hear.
Name the single highest-leverage action currently available to you. Write it in one sentence. Schedule it for tomorrow morning, first thing.
Run the loop you have been avoiding. Whatever feedback you are afraid to get — go get it. Ask the question. Send the email. Make the call.
Write down every dependency in your current plan that requires something you don’t have yet. For each one: test whether a free AI tool eliminates it.
Identify the assumption your current plan depends on most. Name one way to test it in 48 hours or less. Run the test.
Name the person whose opinion of your work you are most worried about. Is that concern driving a decision it should not be? If yes — make the decision anyway.
Write down the date you will launch, ship, or show something real to an outside human. Commit to it. Tell one other person what the date is.
Your commitment is set. Now go build it.
Your results are on their way. You named the trap. You picked your three moves. Now go run them.
“Schmuck, take action, no matter how frightened you are.”
The workbook is a separate $19 PDF — 15 exercises, no book required