Move Fast, Take Risks — See Yourself Like A Success-Entrepreneur

Most people live in hesitation — overthinking, second-guessing, and delaying their actions. But the truth is simple: you are either moving forward or staying stuck. The only way to maximize life within this fixed timeline is to move fast, adapt faster, and take risks.

In this guide, we break down the science behind fixed time and how you can structure your life to achieve maximum impact.

This is a new paper of Rakibulism — a philosophy of living with absolute clarity, decisiveness, and execution.

The Science Behind Fixed Time

Physics: Time Moves in One Direction

Einstein’s theory of relativity proves that time is relative, but for individuals on Earth, time is a one-way street. It doesn’t stop, slow down, or reverse. Every moment wasted is a moment you will never get back.

Biology: Our Lifespan is Pre-Programmed

From the moment we are born, our cells have a biological clock that determines our lifespan. Telomeres, the protective caps of our DNA, shorten with every cell division. Once they wear out, aging accelerates, and life nears its end.

Psychology: Overthinking Leads to Regret

Studies show that people regret inaction more than wrong actions. The brain’s fear mechanism is designed to keep us in our comfort zones, but comfort is the greatest enemy of growth.

If time is truly fixed, then delaying action is the worst mistake you can make.

How to Distribute Fixed Time for Maximum Impact?

Instead of seeing time as just a daily schedule, think of it as an investment portfolio. Every second you spend should yield growth.

The 40–40–20 Rule

Distribute your time wisely:

• 40% Execution (Moving Fast): Work on projects, create, and launch ideas. Imperfection is better than inaction.

• 40% Learning (Adapting Quickly): Read, observe, and absorb knowledge faster than others.

• 20% Risk & Experimentation: Test new ideas, explore uncertain paths, and make bold moves.

This structure ensures you are always building, always learning, and always evolving.

The Power of Speed: Why Moving Fast Matters

The fastest learners and executors always dominate their industries. The longer you wait, the more ground you lose. Speed isn’t about rushing; it’s about reducing hesitation.

Decision-Making in 60 Seconds

Hesitation comes from fear. To break this cycle, use the 60-Second Rule:

• If it’s not life or death, decide immediately.

• Course-correct later, but never let time slip due to uncertainty.

Risk is Not Recklessness — It’s a Strategy for Breakthroughs

Most people fear risk because they associate it with failure. But failure is simply learning at an accelerated pace.

The Science of Risk & Learning

• The dopaminergic reward system in the brain encourages learning through experience.

• Calculated risks lead to faster skill acquisition and deeper insights.

• No great invention, product, or breakthrough happened without taking risks.

To win, you must be comfortable with uncertainty.

Build Like a Scientist, Not an Artist

• Prototype first, perfect later.

• The faster you launch, the faster you receive feedback.

• Success is an iteration process.

Execution beats ideas. Speed beats talent.

6. Eliminating Overthinking & Fear of Failure

Fear is Just the Mind’s Way of Protecting Comfort

Your mind will always try to keep you safe. But in a fixed-time reality, safety equals stagnation.

Failing Forward: The Only Path to Mastery

• The world’s top entrepreneurs, athletes, and innovators fail more than others.

• Failure means you are learning. Inaction means you are decaying.

The cost of failure is temporary discomfort. The cost of inaction is permanent regret.

Conclusion: The Unstoppable Mindset

Time is passing whether you act or not. The question is:

• Will you be the one who moves or the one who waits?

• Will you adapt faster than others, or will you get left behind?

• Will you take the risks necessary to build something great?

You don’t need to be the smartest person in the room. You just need to adapt faster than everyone else.

Your Next Move

Whatever you’re hesitating on right now — make a decision. Take action. Move forward.

Hesitation is the enemy. Speed is the answer.

This paper is a core principle of Rakibulism — a framework for living fearlessly and maximizing every second of life. Live by it, and you’ll never be left behind.