Stagnating on an idea, or failing to act leads to anxiety, bitterness, and all around angst. We have to let that go, we have to act, we have to move forward. We have to recognize fear for the fantasy that it is, and act logically towards what will make our life, and those around us better in the end-game.

If you procrastinate, you only prolong a state of inactivity. Instead of twiddling your thumbs, wondering ‘what if?’ you could be solving the problems that are crippling you with fear.

Foster a love for motion, for acting, for empathizing with the potential problems that could face you, but instead of letting them cripple you, tackle them head on, and progress. This is how to become successful in your own life, by acting on what truly drives you, and not catering to doubt and fear.

Sean Smith — The Truth About ‘The Right Time