Minimum Viable Information: You Don't Need To Know It All

The Beautiful Mess

Today, we're diving into the concept of Minimum Viable Information (MVI). This idea, from Corey Wilks Psy.D., is a game-changer for anyone who tends to overanalyze and over-research before taking action.

➡️ Subscribe to my newsletter for updates on our new planning system for creators: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://subscribe.pauldittus.com⁠⁠⁠⁠🚀 Key Takeaways: - Learn what minimum viable information is and how it can help you get started on your projects quickly. - Discover the importance of taking action and learning through doing, rather than just gathering more information. - Practical examples on how to apply this concept in various fields: starting a YouTube channel, becoming a musician, getting into fitness, and more. - Inspirational insights on overcoming fear, uncertainty, and the plethora of options that might be holding you back. 💪 Don't let fear or overthinking paralyze you! Ask yourself what the minimum information you need is, and then just start. You'll learn so much more by actually doing the thing. 5 Key Lessons: 1. Start Small: Identify the minimum amount of information needed to get started on a project and take that first step. 2. Focus on Value: Prioritize creating valuable content over having the perfect setup. 3. Embrace Mistakes: Learn from doing and making mistakes rather than over-researching. 4. Vision Beyond Barriers: Envision your ideal scenario if common barriers like time, money, and fear were not an issue. 5. Consistent Effort: Approach your goals like a mountain hike – the effort and persistence make the success more rewarding. 🔍 Episode Breakdown: 0:00 What is Minimum Viable Information 2:36 - The Paradox of Too Many Options 3:01 - Overcoming Fear and Envisioning Success 7:23 - Imposter Syndrome and the Reserve Clause 9:15 - The Mountain Analogy: Putting in the Work 🎸 Whether you're looking to start a creative project, get into better shape, or pursue a new hobby, this episode has something for everyone. 👍 Rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome to the channel fam! 📚 Resources ARTICLE The Four Horsemen of Fear by Corey Wilks, Psy.D.

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This is episode 88 of The Beautiful Mess Show podcast.

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