And I always thought it it won't be achieved if we just spend our time planing, instead of taking action.
The thing is, yes, of course taking action is quite important. But if your belief system doesn't fuel the actions you take, then what are you really even doing? If you don't believe it will work, and you just do it, anyway, eventually, you'll hit a roadblock and stop. You'll look around for something else to believe in. If you never allow your belief system to work for you, then you'll just jump from product to product, and your social media audiences will definitely take note of your inconsistency. Imagine if you're creating facebook posts, week after week, day after day, for only 3 weeks, talking about how great AAA is, and then the next 3 weeks is spent talking about how wonderful MCA is, and the next 3 weeks........ and so on.....
You're going to seriously confuse your potential customer base. They will feel that you don't know what you believe in, and will certainly not help them to make up their minds, so they will go and look elsewhere. They will then stumble upon the consistent marketer, that only talks about MCA, or that only talks about AAA, and they will likely decide to choose one or the other, if that's the solution to a problem they have (or don't want to have), and you will NOT get the commission for it, eventhough you may have been the one to inform them of all the potential companies.
So yes, taking action is important, but if you don't believe in what you're doing, why should anyone else believe in what you're doing?