You’re not immobile because you lack a plan. You’re paralyzed because you’re trying to solve problems that don’t exist yet. You want a perfect map before you leave the driveway. You want to see step 10 before you’ve even taken step one. You’re convinced that more research will protect you from failure but all it’s doing is keeping you busy and afraid. And I get it. You don’t want to waste time. You don’t want to look stupid. But what’s worse, failing publicly or staying in the same place for another year, pretending to be “preparing”? You’re trying to figure out what camera to buy and you haven’t recorded a single reel. You’re worried about pricing a service you haven’t offered once. You’re collecting templates, free courses, and PDFs, but you haven’t shipped a single thing. Here’s the hard truth: movement builds clarity. Not thinking. Not planning. Not perfecting. Start rough. Start unsure. Start with shaky hands. But start. Nobody’s going to tap you on the shoulder and say, “You’re ready now.” Because you’re not supposed to be ready. You’re supposed to begin. And once you begin, you’ll realize the thing that felt so big in your head? It was just fear wearing strategy’s clothes.