When faced with a goal that seems extremely difficult, it’s natural to feel afraid. However, feeling afraid and lacking courage are two different things. What kind of person you are isn’t determined by what goes on in your head, but by how you act. The most important thing is execution. No matter how brilliant an idea may be, it’s worth nothing unless you act on it. It’s execution that turns zero into one.
I think execution consists of two elements: strategy and tenacity. First, you need to think about the best way to achieve your goal: analyze the problem systematically, organize it in terms you can understand, and consider your resources. From there, set detailed goals and a roadmap. After that, adjust your daily priorities and refine your strategy through feedback until you see it through to the end. Thinking is always easy. Let’s become the kind of person who gets it done.