To run the day, you have to know where it's going. Every evening, write down only THREE things you must accomplish tomorrow to feel successful. Most people fail because they have a list of 20 things and accomplish zero. Focus on the "Vital Few."

We all begin with mediocre methods. Giving yourself the freedom to be mediocre isn’t about settling for less, it’s about giving you the courage to start where you are. Starting with mediocre methods will lead to mastery. Trying to puzzle out perfection before action will leave you stuck on the procrastination ring of fire!🔥 What are you gonna dive into today that requires you to adopt the mediocre mindset? - Use what you have - Do what you can - Let good enough be enough For me it’s making some more video content!

Hi everyone, I’m Rebecca. I’m 3½ months postpartum with my first baby, and it’s been a wild experience watching my body change. Lately, I’ve been feeling like my goals of being “strong” and “super fit” are still pretty far away. For the past 6 weeks, I’ve been walking 10,000+ steps a day, and over the last couple of weeks I’ve started eating in a calorie deficit. Now I’m hoping to add in short 15–20 minute weight sessions to build strength, burn more calories, and still support my milk supply. I’ll be honest—it’s been challenging to meet myself where I’m at without judgment. I’m learning to accept that progress takes time, and that I’m still moving forward even if it doesn’t happen overnight. Right now, I’m leaning into the “mediocre method”—letting good enough be enough, and trusting that consistency will get me where I want to go. Happy to be in this community ♥️

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Now that I am nearing 70, looking back I would have liked to spend more time living and less time working. Today’s world is different than it was for me. Technology has opened many opportunities to create an existence that allows more time for living. It doesn’t have to be about money. Success looks different for everyone, the “Juice for the Squeeze.” What do I need in my life? Is it security, comfort? Now I am retired and living my best life. I like to live each day with purpose. I decided I am going to live to be 100 years old. I bought a day counter that lets me know how many days are left, roughly 8700. I worked hard so I could retire, but at what compromise?