Yup.
This is exactly what Genesis helps with.
And another point to consider. From Birth to Death, you’re never not taking action. Most of the actions we take we don’t even think about. Most people don’t sit down one evening and say, “I think that over the next 3 to 5 years, I’ll systematically develop corns and calluses on my feet by walking repeatedly in shoes that don’t quite fit.” They just do it. And the results come. Many of the results that come to us are surprising, because we were not even really paying attention to the actions that we were taking the whole time.
So don’t treat action as some rare precious unicorn. You’re already taking action. What you’re doing now is just making course corrections. Adjustments.
Some people advocate a High Control strategy. This means they try to make things as consciously explicit as possible. And then move, soldier-like, through the plan, until they’ve met their goal. This can work. It’s certainly not the only option.
Others embrace a more intuitive, organic, or even indirect approach. Instead of driving to the Bee store, ordering 2 dozen Bees, and then transporting them back home in the Bees container that they purchased for that purpose; instead, they plant a garden. Fill it with healthy plants and flowers and make sure it has good sun exposure, and then after a few days, look what they’ve got? Bees. (Well, for now, anyway. But that’s a different conversation.)
Both ways are taking action. High Control or Lower Control. (Control is just one metric. There are many others.)
Yes, it’s probably best to find the strategies that work well with your own nature, temperament, and disposition.
