Built on Purpose

How often do you slow down and take the time to reflect on how things are going at work? Odds are good that it’s not as often as you’d like. It is easy to get swept away with the pace of the world, but the price of this pace is steep.

Read our full blog on different ways we can reflect here:

https://builtonpurposehq.com/blog/the-power-of-reflecting

Let’s talk about con­sum­ing ver­sus doing.

The chal­lenge for a lot of us is know­ing when to stop the infor­ma­tion col­lect­ing and start actu­al­ly doing some­thing with it. This prob­lem can be par­tic­u­lar­ly large for peo­ple who are more risk-averse or are sim­ply scared. Pick­ing up ​“one more book” or read­ing ​“one more arti­cle” about the prob­lem you’re try­ing to solve is an easy trap to fall into.

Are you cur­rent­ly in a sim­i­lar cycle? Are you wait­ing to read ​“one more book” before you start that new thing? Are you hop­ing to find ​“one more arti­cle” before you make that next deci­sion?

How much are you try­ing to con­sume before actu­al­ly doing something?

You have to move from con­sumer to doer.

So — if you’ve con­sumed more than you’ve done late­ly, I want to chal­lenge you to put down the book, close the blog, and go do something.

Watch our video on our YouTube Channel about workplace culture here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT4yYvDnTzr4tSbDB7-hgyQ

What are your thoughts on this? 👇🏽