What You Need to Do vs. What You're Doing

You want to blog

What you need to do: Open an account on bear.dev or WordPress, or install it on your server and start writing.
What you're doing: Designing a new theme for the 100th time or building a new CMS for others.

You want to organize your life

What you need to do: Use a to-do app, make a list, schedule your tasks, and actually do them.
What you're doing: Creating your own to-do app instead of using one.

You want to play

What you need to do: Buy a PlayStation, turn it on, and play.
What you're doing: Thinking about opening a video game club.

You want to get fit

What you need to do: Put on your shoes, go outside, and start walking or running.
What you're doing: Spending weeks researching the best workout plan, shoes, and supplements.

You want to learn a language

What you need to do: Open Duolingo or a textbook and practice 15 minutes every day.
What you're doing: Reading endless blog posts about “the best method” to learn languages.

You want to start a business

What you need to do: Pick one small idea, launch it, and learn by doing.
What you're doing: Writing a 200-page business plan and waiting for “the perfect moment.”

Seeing the pattern? Got the problem?
Stop overthinking, stop postponing, and start living.