Do you always think about the total solution before you start to work on any goal? Allow your final product to linger in your mind before you embark on the journey of creating it.

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I love technology and helping other people by any means. To make the love of technology and helping others a reality I’d always dreamed about showing people how to use technology. This action has helped me to shape my career.

We have great ideas within us, but the vast majority of us will never act on these ideas. We fall into the dilemma of “I am not ready yet” and abandon these ideas.

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To illustrate, I had the idea of starting my blog for many years, but had been delaying it for quite a while. I’d created some excuses for not starting. I convinced myself that I could not do it.

Growing up, I had a bad habit of overthinking without taking actions. Because of the negative impact of the practice, I’ve missed some great opportunities to achieve my life goals.

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Not until recent years, I came to realize that I’d fallen into the trap of procrastination. I had been planning for my life but took no actions on my plans. If you ask me today about all the dreams I had, I’ll give you a dozen of them.

Highly successful people are those with a habit of saying YES to experiences that scare them. How would you answer the call if faced with a scary experience?

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When I was a young soccer player, I usually controlled the ball using my right foot. For those of you who played soccer before, you know that a good soccer player must use both feet for a good ball control. I was afraid to use my left foot because I had this idea that my left foot was not good enough to control the ball.