New Mindset, Who Dis? 713 - "I should've done this a long time ago"
Jun 30, 2025
The podcast dives into the regret often felt from procrastination and missed opportunities. The host shares personal stories that highlight the stress caused by waiting too long to act. Listeners are encouraged to consider whether their future selves will appreciate or resent their current choices. With a focus on embracing timely action, the discussion promotes personal growth and the importance of breaking free from the cycle of regret.
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Case's Personal Delay Stories
- Case Kenny shares personal experiences of delaying simple beneficial changes like organizing to-do lists and changing workout routines.
- He repeatedly feels "I should have done that long ago" after finally making those changes, illustrating common procrastination regrets.
Waiting Until Breaking Point
- We often wait to act until our situation becomes intolerable, ignoring early gut feelings and red flags.
- Comfort in the status quo can keep us stuck until life forces us to change at a breaking point.
Catch Yourself in Waiting
- Zoom out and ask: Will staying longer truly improve this or just waste more time?
- Treat the decision as a micro pivot; act now before hitting a breaking point to empower yourself.