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Want to Start Doing More on a Daily Basis? Stop Doing This One Thing. How overthinking is killing your productivity.

By Greg Rollett

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Entrepreneur Network partner Greg Rollett hates when people overthink things. When you feel paralysis by analysis, you're actually less productive than if you just choose a path or direction and go that direction.

That's why Rollett says you should simplify things. You already know what you're passionate about, where your interests are and what you want to do. So, instead of thinking about all of the other options that could work out or might be good in the long run, follow your heart and just go for it. Otherwise, you'll just be stuck in your tracks.

Click play to learn more about simplifying your thought process and actively pursuing the things you already know you want.

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Greg Rollett

Founder of Ambitious.com

Greg Rollett is an Emmy Award-winning producer, bestselling author and media expert who works with experts, thought leaders and entrepreneurs all over the world. He utilizes the power of new media, direct response and personality-driven marketing to attract more clients and to create more freedom in the businesses and lives of his clients.

Rollett is the founder of Ambitious.com, a leading online education platform for entrepreneurs and is the host of the online TV show, The Ambitious Life. Rollett has also hosted numerous TV shows including the reality show Ambitious Adventures, where Rollett traveled the country in search of today's best young entrepreneurs making a significant impact in their community.

He has co-authored bestselling books with Jack Canfield, Dan Kennedy, Brian Tracy, Tom Hopkins, James Malinchak, Robert Allen, Ryan Lee and many other leading experts from around the world.

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