Following our previous lesson "Stop Trying to Force the Outcome" most people try to change their lives by waiting for a massive wave of motivation. That’s not how identity shifts work. You don’t change your identity overnight; you vote for it with small, consistent actions. If you want to be a disciplined person, an athlete, or a high performer, you don't need a 100% perfect record every single day. You just need a majority rule. Cast 51% of your daily votes for the person you want to become, and you win the day. And if you miss a vote? No problem. Just never miss twice. Reset immediately. To help you put the Making Progress Framework into action, I created a super simple template you can print out or keep on your desk: The Win Tracker Ledge 📋 What’s inside the ledger: - Identity Votes: Track the exact small actions that align with the person you're becoming. - Daily Check System: Keep yourself accountable and ensure you're hitting that 51% majority rule every day. - The "Never Miss Twice" Guardrail: A clear reset rule to prevent one bad day from ruining your momentum. How to Fill Out the Ledger: - DATE: Write down today's date. - IDENTITY VOTE: Define a specific, small action that aligns with your goal (e.g., “Wrote 100 words,” “Drank 1 glass of water,” “Did 10 pushups”). Keep it small enough that friction is virtually zero. - CHECK: Place a checkmark as soon as the vote is cast. 👇 Grab your free copy of the Win Tracker Ledger below, print it out, and cast your first vote today. @Alexa Leitner @Amanda Kirk @Amanda Mcwilliams @Anthony Lenzo @Aramide Kimmy B @Bree Wood @Bhavana Gowda @Christopher Rojas @Dionisis Papadopoulos @Favio Palacios @Houssem Saad@Julia Ortega @Julian Smith @K Ln @Kayleigh Mcgregor @Laura Dirksen @Linda Suter @Lindsay Mitchell @Manuel Morris @Paolo Pagella @Paul Cullen @Prathmesh Swami @Temiloluwa Omiwade @Volodymyr Wnd

The Army was supposed to test my discipline, but I was constantly fighting my own brain, struggling with basic tasks and following orders. After leaving, I launched project after project, only for them to collapse. Anytime real results were close, I’d freeze from panic and anxiety. The Low Point My personal life was in shambles. I destroyed every meaningful relationship because I didn’t know how to listen, express myself, or make real progress. I was completely repressing my emotions. The "Aha" Moment Everything shifted when I met my fiancée. She helped me realize how much I was holding back. I read Atomic Habits and started researching my ADHD. That’s when it hit me: I needed to stop forcing my brain into a neurotypical mold and build a system that works with it. The Result Once I built a system around my wiring, the self-sabotage stopped: - Rebuilt my mindset and relationships. - Took my band from zero to playing in Europe within months. - Now I travel back and forth to Europe living a totally new life. Stop fighting your own brain, start building systems for it. 💬 Now share your own experience that you are here, share it with the community

Let's give a huge welcome to our newest member, @Linda Suter We are so glad to have you here, feel free to drop a quick intro here, let us know where you're from and what you're working on

Let's give a huge welcome to our newest member, @Alexa Leitner We are so glad to have you here! Alexa, feel free to drop a quick intro here, let us know where you're from and what you're working on

Let's give a huge welcome to our newest member, @Laura Dirksen We are so glad to have you here! feel free to drop a quick intro here, let us know where you're from and what you're working on