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Concepts

Acta Non Verba - Latin expression meaning 'Deeds, not words' - emphasizing the importance of action over talk.
Action Changes Everything - The key to making progress is taking action; if you do not start, you cannot make progress.
Bias for Action - A preference for taking action rather than overanalyzing or waiting for perfect conditions.
Carpe Diem - The Latin phrase meaning 'seize the day' - making the most of present opportunities.
Intention-Action Gap - The difference between what people intend to do and what they actually do.
Knowledge Application - Using accumulated knowledge effectively to solve problems and achieve goals.
Motivation Through Action - Action generates motivation, not vice versa - starting creates the momentum to continue.
Overcoming Inertia - The challenge of starting is often the hardest step, but once in motion, momentum makes subsequent steps easier.
Rumsfeld's Rule - You go to war with the army you have, not the army you might want—a principle about working with current resources rather than waiting for ideal conditions.
Start Before You Are Ready - Begin taking action now rather than waiting for perfect conditions that may never arrive.
Starting Leads to Growth - The act of starting something small often leads to unexpected growth and larger opportunities over time.
Wu Wei - The Taoist concept of effortless action - achieving through non-forcing.