KC37: Flowing With The Law of Diminishing Intent for Greater Success

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Education

Lots of great ideas but
little execution?

I’ll be talking about  
the nature of a natural  
law called…

And sharing 3 keys  
on how to ﬂow with  
it for much…

Greater compelling
success in your life!

Just what is the law  
of diminishing intent  
which is a phrase…

Apparently, this law  
is said to have a 24  
hour half life…

Without you taking  
action on an initial  
idea or impulse,

Minutes of delay turn into
hours, hours into days…

Days into weeks,  
weeks into months,  
months into years

No amount of  
great intentions will  
pan out into…

It mostly boils down  
to an unclear vision  
of importance,

Just the usual day  
to day distractions

Doubt creeps in ever so
subtly and strongly and…

Before you know it, most
people get sidetracked

If one is to belong to  
the group with…

The speed of
implementation is simply
the time between…

You ﬁrst having an idea
and actually executing…

This is a rare trait  
that all ultra successful  
people have

They don’t wait around  
for everything to  
fall into place

Or for the perfect
conditions to be present

They are incredibly fast at
implementing and they…

This will be expounded  
in greater detail in  
another episode

Here’s how I got rewarded
fairly recently by…

Around 2 years back, an
idea came to me which…

This single act led to
another idea which…

This 1 single idea has
since culminated…

And is well on its  
way to generating 7  
ﬁgures real soon!

How you can ﬂow with
The Law of Diminishing
Intent…

Key #1  
Be clear on whether the
idea, intention & action…

Falls within your  
purpose & priorities

You’ll need to decide
quickly & wisely if…

Key #2  
If you’ve decided the idea
should move ahead…

Use a simple trim tab to
assist you get going!
Refer to episode KC17 for this…

Don’t fall into the
procrastination trap

Key #3  
Once you’ve started
executing & taking action
upon your idea

Use the Power of the
Unbroken Chain to
sustain it if feasible!
Refer to episode KC27 for this…

Be patient as the right
kind of consistency…

Do they align
with your
personal
purpose  
& priorities?

If so, be mindful of the
law of diminishing  
intent and…

Better than a perfect plan
executed next week.”

The law of diminishing
intent also said…

“The pain of discipline
weighs ounces and…

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