Today's quote from the book: “The job is the same. The income is the same.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 2, p. 21 Sameness feels safe. It’s also a ceiling. If the inputs don’t change, neither do the outputs. You don’t need a life overhaul. You need a new first move. Tiny. Provable. Repeatable. Change one start, and the story starts changing with it. Pick one 5-minute upgrade to your daily start. Run it today and again tomorrow. Log both.

DWYK Ch. 9 - “Surround yourself with action-takers, not excuse-makers. Connect with people who stretch you, challenge you, and hold you accountable. If you’re always the most driven person in the room, you’re in the wrong room.” So thankful to be a part of this community and the Quantum Results community. You guys make it easier to be my best each day!

Today's quote from the book: “This chapter is about that moment.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Not the dramatic montage. he quiet second you finally choose. One hinge turns. Options fall away. Your direction hardens. You stop circling. You stop bargaining. You move. Decisions create daylight. Daylight makes action simple. Action builds proof you can trust. Write one decision you’ll make today and the first 5-minute move that proves it. Do it before you sign off.

Today's quote from the book: “The emotional battles are the same.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 2, p. 21 Different week. Same fight. You gear up. You push for a bit. Then the pattern pulls you back. It’s not a willpower failure. It’s a root issue. Change the start and the story changes. Name the trigger. Make the first move smaller. Repeat it until the old loop can’t find you. Quiet, consistent wins beat loud intentions every time. Write the one emotional battle that keeps repeating. Choose a tiny first move you’ll run today that makes the next round easier.

Today's quote from the book: “It’s not because you’re lazy or undisciplined. It’s because the pattern was never addressed at the root.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 2, p. 21 You can muscle a habit for a week. If the root stays, the old loop returns. Ask what starts it. Where does the first domino tip? Fix that and everything downstream gets lighter. Shorten the cue. Change the room. Swap the first move. Address the source and follow through stops feeling heavy. That’s when results stick. Write the very first trigger in your unhelpful pattern. Replace it with a 5-minute move you can repeat today.