Don’t complicate your life. Think before you act. Look for the simple ways or answers first where less can go wrong. Work from your basics. Make sure that you understand the assignment or the problem before you begin. What are the time and performance expectations that will indicate satisfactory completion? Reexamine how you are doing things. Is a task consuming all of your time? Is it worth the time you are investing? Do you have the necessary resources? Can it be delegated? If so, is the right person assigned to complete the job? Your research, your quiet time, your commitment to teamwork and your prioritized to-do list should all help. Pare away the unnecessary. Even the philosophy underlying these Action Principles^® can be stated very simply. Improve yourself and help others.

Average people often complicate business matters because within those complications, they can find excus­es for inaction.

Following The Action Principles^®, you are a tough, thoughtful, spiritual person of action. What others have done, you can do. You don’t sit around sharing ignorance with your friends. You find knowledgeable teachers and mentors. You listen. You find a way. You research, you think, you plan and you act.

Running a business is not complicated. You offer a quality product at a fair price. You appreciate your cus­tomers. You identity the leaders in your industry and you do what they are doing.

Becoming financially independent is not complicated. Average people buy one house in the hope of a com­fortable retirement. You buy six properties, pay off your debts, and create a family financial empire.

There are those who talk accomplishment. There are those who listen, learn and accomplish.

BillFitzPatrick.com, The Action Principles

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