Most days don’t need more effort. They need a better question. Bad questions close doors: Why is this such a mess? Who’s to blame? Better questions open them: What’s the next useful move? What would make this 1% better by Friday? Who can lend me strength for this step? If this had to be simple, what would I cut? A tiny story: I was stuck writing, asking myself the wrong question: “How do I make this perfect?” New question: “What’s the best sentence I can write in two minutes?” Two minutes...

Some evenings you promise yourself, Tomorrow I’ll finally start. Tomorrow arrives… and the day floods in. Not because you’re weak, but because the setup wasn’t on your side. We don’t need louder willpower. We need quieter help. Think of your future self like a friend you care about. What could you lay out for them so the first step is almost automatic? The document is already open with the first sentence waiting. The shoes are by the door with a note: Just ten minutes. A message to a buddy:...

Some people hear “possibility” and think rose-colored glasses. That’s not it. Seeing possibility means eyes open + spotting the next step - even with obstacles and headwinds. Three simple moves Quick pre-mortem (7 minutes) Imagine it’s six weeks from now and the project flopped. Write 5 reasons you can influence . Circle the top 2  and design one counter-move for each. Example:  “Low sign-ups” → sharpen title + line up one partner post. If/Then anchors (no drama) If  X happens, then  I do Y....