September 14, 2025
That aha moment about your ambitions? Not a fluke. It’s time to stop spinning your wheels and make small, steady moves. Maybe that means sending one email, tweaking your website, or talking through your ideas with a friend. Keep things simple and doable. You don’t need a full-blown five-year plan — you just need a goal. Bonus points if you can do it in the next couple of minutes.
Continue readingSeptember 13, 2025
You don’t need yet another how-to manual. You need a clearer perspective — and today’s bringing it. Those recent hunches about your career or your life’s work? They’re trying to tell you something important. An offhand comment in a meeting, a stray job listing, or a snag in your 5-year plan could spark an aha moment, so pay attention. The small shifts you’re ready to make, even if they seem low-stakes, could set much bigger changes in motion.
Continue readingSeptember 12, 2025
Don’t just daydream about your next big breakthrough; figure out how it all breaks down. Today, don’t brush off any epiphanies that come to you. Get your wisdom down on paper. And stop waiting for the “perfect” time to act on it. Perfection is a myth, unlike the momentum building in your career or public projects. You’re ready for your next move.
Continue readingSeptember 11, 2025
What are you ready to let go of? Today, talk through the job titles or leadership roles you're outgrowing. Vent about it. Freewrite about it. Voice-note about it. Even if you’re not clear yet on what comes next. When you put this process into words, you set it in motion.
Continue readingSeptember 10, 2025
Recycling looks good on you. It’s time to ditch the limiting choices, habits, or stories you tell yourself about your career or public life. Try to tune out your inner critic when it demands perfection from you. And challenge the idea that there’s one “right” way to show up in the world. You make your own definition of success.
Continue readingSeptember 9, 2025
You’re supposed to change over time. That might seem like an obvious truth, but today, really sit with it. Get honest about the roles and habits you’re outgrowing in your career or public projects. And reflect on the stories you tell yourself about success. If they feel more limiting than inspiring, that’s your cue to let them go.
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