Martin stared at the blinking cursor on his laptop.
This reminds me of a piece I just published on how to move when the timing feels impossible. Funny how universal the resistance is.
Every year you delay is another year you’ll wish you had started. Ask me how I know.
The Sovereign doesn’t pray for calm seas—he reads the storm and sets sail anyway.
Discipline starts when excuses end.
Curious—do you think there’s ever a “right” time to reinvent yourself? Or is that just something we tell ourselves to avoid risk?
I used to think I needed a clear runway to launch. Turns out, you launch from the storm.
Filter everything through one question: Does this serve the mission, or is it noise?
If it’s noise, cut it. If it’s the mission, move it forward today.
“Once things calm down” is the most expensive sentence in the English language.
I’ve never seen anyone wait their way into transformation. The only people who change are the ones who decide to start mid-chaos.
Most people don’t fail because they lack resources. They fail because they never start with what they have. Momentum beats readiness every time.
This reminds me of a piece I just published on how to move when the timing feels impossible. Funny how universal the resistance is.
Every year you delay is another year you’ll wish you had started. Ask me how I know.
The Sovereign doesn’t pray for calm seas—he reads the storm and sets sail anyway.
Discipline starts when excuses end.
Curious—do you think there’s ever a “right” time to reinvent yourself? Or is that just something we tell ourselves to avoid risk?
I used to think I needed a clear runway to launch. Turns out, you launch from the storm.
Filter everything through one question: Does this serve the mission, or is it noise?
If it’s noise, cut it. If it’s the mission, move it forward today.
“Once things calm down” is the most expensive sentence in the English language.
I’ve never seen anyone wait their way into transformation. The only people who change are the ones who decide to start mid-chaos.
Most people don’t fail because they lack resources. They fail because they never start with what they have. Momentum beats readiness every time.