I got caught in shiny object syndrome yesterday. I was supposed to record a YouTube video. Instead I built a Pinterest skill in Claude that I didn't need yet, and before I knew it the day was gone and the video wasn't done. Sound familiar? ๐
Here's what saved me though. I did my evening debrief inside my Execution Edge project in Claude โ and because I'd uploaded all the knowledge files (located in the execution edge course under each lesson), it didn't just listen. It actually pulled me up on where I went off course, reminded me of my Domino Goal, and helped me brainstorm my 3 MITs for today. That's the difference between just journaling into the void and having a responsive, educated system that knows your run and knows the system. And that's exactly what this 90 day challenge is about for me too โ my Domino Goal IS this run. Helping you (and me) stay in the game long enough to get real data, make educated decisions, and back yourself with evidence instead of just emotions. Because most people quit before the data shows up. They create a new offer, a ne sales page - they buy courses on a new tactic, new social media platform and the cycle repeats. This is why we have ONE domino goal that knocks off multiple goals at once. Which brings me to DAY 2 โ 10 Minute Sprints. The biggest objection that I get is I don't have the time. Everyone is busy and I get it which is why before we started this, I recommended clearing the decks. What will you stop, start and pause. I actually did a youtube video on mine so you can see what I decided on. https://youtu.be/ltgtwOX8Wn4 The 10 minute sprints were designed to help solve this. We all have the same amount of hours in a day and we all can find 10 minutes with the help of Claude to execute 1 task towards our MITs. Plus I learned if you give yourself 3 hours to do something, it will take 3 hours or more. If you give yourself 10 minutes - it may not be perfect but it will get done. Instead of staring at a massive goal and freezing โ you ask: what's the next 10 minute action? Then you do it. Then again. That's how momentum actually gets built.