Original Advice

DO: Decide by a deadline, then move your feet.

Set the Clock. Commit. Go.

Your brain builds cages dressed as spreadsheets. While you chase the perfect angle, the door closes. Delay is a decision; it votes against you. Timelines slip, chances sour, you call it prudence. It’s fear wearing a suit. Name it. Put a date on the board. When the bell hits, choose. Then stand up. Shoes on. Out the door.

Decisions need friction to spark. Deadlines create heat; movement makes current. Your strength is scaffolding, not suspense. Clarity lives on the other side of action, not in another spreadsheet tab. Pick a time, write the options, flip the coin if needed, accept the result, execute the first step. Momentum cleans noise. Precision comes after motion, the way balance appears once you start walking.

Cosmic Context

Saturn rules your time and spine. You rise when you respect the clock and convert thought into bricks.

Action

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Set a 20-minute timer, decide, send the email.

You are allowed to pick quickly and adjust in motion.