go full throttle

In I have a hard time getting started, no one explained her annoying habit that I'm sure some of you empathize with: I can plan to do something but put it off because I instinctively create extra steps to achieve it. I plan and prepare and research... but I never even get to it until much later, if at all. While the following approach isn't always feasible, would it be possible to just start doing that something then and there? The change of pace could rewire instincts toward cultivating feedback loops, which themselves could result in more informed planning, preparation, and research. I figure quickly tackling internal stimuli this way would only benefit her with how she describes doing the same for external stimuli: I do the things I want to to fill in the space between and when something or someone gives me an opportunity that sparks something in me — I go full throttle. I'd say that her full throttle mindset is how I have approached this writing practice of mine. Once I see a…