I didnāt realize this was the real problem⦠until everything else stopped working
For a long time, I thought progress meant doing more, consuming more information, testing different ideas, adjusting constantly, staying busy. On the surface, it looked like movement. Internally, though, things felt scattered and heavier than they should have. What quietly broke things wasnāt effort or commitment. It was the lack of a clear direction to commit to long enough for momentum to build. Once that clicked, everything shifted. Fewer distractions. Cleaner decisions. More confidence in daily actions. The interesting part is that clarity usually shows up before results do, but only if you give it space to breathe. When the focus becomes simple and intentional, progress starts to feel sustainable instead of forced. Keen to know, whatās the one thing youāve been putting effort into lately that still doesnāt feel aligned the way you expected?