Hi all, hope everyone's having a happy start to the new year! On that note, here's an interesting podcast from Kate Northrup (I love her work). She talks about how January 1st is more linked to a linear conception of time than organic, biological, and cyclical rhythms. This is why most New Year's resolutions fail, and she explores why the new year actually begins, from an energetic perspective, towards the end of January. Also love the idea of seasonality here: if you use the appropriate time to rest and recover, then when you do emerge and take action, that action will be all the better for it because it would be the season for its growth. https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/plenty-with-kate-northrup/id1160960959?i=1000743934279 All the best! 🌟

For this RTMG group it’s going to be Identity. What’s your Word for the Year? It’s hard to commit if you don’t know who you are or who you want to be. All actions should follow your commitment.

I'm starting Year 10 with a different question: Who am I becoming? Because here's what 9 years in business taught me...success isn't about what you can build. It's about WHO you're becoming while you build it. The 1% rule still applies. James Clear nailed it in Atomic Habits: improve just 1% each day, and you're 37x better in a year. But here's the shift most people miss: That 1% isn't about doing more. It's about becoming more of who you already are. Not grinding harder from your finite strength. Not chasing who you SHOULD be. Discovering who you actually ARE—and operating from that. This year, I'm not focused on new tactics. I'm focused on deeper revelation. ❌ Not performance. ✅ Identity. Because every time I tried to be who I should be, I repelled people. The moment I became who I actually am? The right people started finding me. That's the difference between "have to" and "get to." And that's what I'm walking into in 2026.

Go. For. No. Keep. Going.

my word is forward