Today's quote from the book: “Momentum isn’t built in a day, it’s built daily.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 11, p. 225 Big pushes look flashy. Streaks win. Keep the rep tiny. Keep it repeatable. Let consistency carry the weight. Skip the heroics. Protect the next clean move. Proof beats plans every time. Show up small. Show up again. Watch results stack while effort gets lighter. Pick one 5-minute rep you’ll run today and tomorrow. Do today’s now and log it.

You must consistently take action, don’t worry about perfection. If you wait you will never get started!

The rewards have officially been paid to everyone who qualified in this week’s Top 5 leaderboard. Strong participation all around, and the momentum is exactly what this community is about. Here are this week’s results and DWYK token rewards: 🥇 @Ash Rand – 100 DWYK Tokens 🥈 @Frances Carpenter – 75 DWYK Tokens 🥉 @Ade Smith – 50 DWYK Tokens 4️⃣ @Shawn Ziem – 25 DWYK Tokens 5️⃣ @Jan Walters – 15 DWYK Tokens 👏 Congratulations to each of you. These rewards are earned by showing up, taking action, and doing what you know. For everyone else reading this: This isn’t exclusive. It’s repeatable. The leaderboard resets, the opportunity stays open, and the rewards are there for anyone willing to engage and follow through. Let’s keep it moving. Who’s climbing the leaderboard next week?

Big congratulations to @Frances Carpenter for completing the Welcome & First Steps, Pera Wallet setup, and DWYK Rewards courses. That’s how progress actually happens. Because she took action and did what she knows, 150 DWYK tokens have been awarded to her as a well-earned reward. 👏 Here’s the key takeaway for everyone in the community: DWYK rewards aren’t reserved for a select few. They’re available to everyone who shows up, follows through, and applies what’s right in front of them. No hype. No shortcuts. Learn. Do. Get rewarded. Who’s next?

Today's quote from the book: “Momentum is fragile. It doesn’t take a major crisis to derail it, just a little friction, distraction, or discouragement.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 11, p. 223 Big setbacks aren’t the only problem. Tiny snags steal speed. One stray distraction. One skipped rep. One small excuse repeated. Protect the flow. Make the win small enough to finish today. Trim the friction where momentum usually slips. You don’t need perfect. You need continuity. Keep the wheel turning. Write the smallest place your momentum leaks. Remove one bit of friction and run a clean 5-minute rep today.