The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward – Amelia Earhart
In healthcare, you have a quality improvement process called PDSA: plan, do, study, act. In order to improve care and outcomes, you first must identify an issue of concern and put forth a plan. Thereafter its all about implementing, learning, and acting on the improvements. Action-oriented is the overall gist of it.
Amelia Earhart was right.
Tenacity. I got that. Resilient. I’ve lived that. Mission-driven. I am that. I’ve always been action oriented but I have stalled and sputtered a bit. But there comes a time when there’s no more time left. Do or die. Bite the bullet. One must act. At the end, it’s that simple although the mind somersaults can be complicated.
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psychologistmimi 
‘You can do anything you decide to do.’
As long as your decision is something you could do, physically and mentally.
That’s where the rub is – and the gurus and seers fail: you must first be very, very clear whether you actually can. Lack of physical health takes SO many things out of the realm of the possible, and you don’t have a choice about that.
After that you have a real possibility, but it won’t make reality go away. Though most people underestimate their own reality.
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Effortless Ease
of Non-Doing Yet
Doing More Than
Ever Before Yet Of Course
That Doesn’t Apply
So Much to Health Care
Where Tenacity
is Most Definitely
Required Beyond Just
Holding on
Loosely On
A Wing Free
A Bird With
Nary A Trip
To A Doctor of Course
It’s Rather Scary Dear
Miriam to Imagine Folks
Graduating From TikTok
To Surgery Indeed Yes Part
oF A Reason i Take Good
Care of
myself
With
Smiles
of Course
In Effortless
Ease of Doing More…:)
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