If you want to sabotage your goals, wake up and ask yourself this question: “What should I do today?" Because this question means you don’t have a plan. And when you don’t have a plan, everything else becomes one. But my dad taught me something that changed how I plan my day forever. Every night after dinner, he'd open a leather journal and do two things: 1. Write tomorrow's date 2. And list everything he'd do the next day He called it: "Creating tomorrow, today." He never missed a night. His ritual taught me more about productivity than any self-help book. So now before I end each day, I design the next one. I don't close my laptop until every last task is crossed off my list. Because motivation comes and goes. But the people who actually get things done have built the system to follow through on what they said they'd do… especially when they don't feel like it.

The dumb guy who starts a business will always be wealthier than the academic who writes theory about business.

This week's Ben Proctor comics 👍 Can you relate?

I don't know who needs to hear this, but most things in life are way more achievable than you think. If you decide what you want, and go after it with full effort and intensity, the world will bend to your will far more easily than you might think. You can just do things!

Everyone wants to be an entrepreneur until they realize nobody cares about them. There's no orientation. No performance reviews. No one is checking to see if you showed up. Most people can't handle that. They need the structure more than they'll ever admit.