“Fuzzy targets don’t get hit.” - @Dean Graziosi

This season has a way of pulling your attention outward. You scroll. You compare. You start quietly wondering if you should be further along by now. But here’s the truth most people miss...what you focus on doesn’t just shape how you feel. It shapes how you build. You can focus on what feels missing and let that create frustration, pressure, and noise. Or you can recognize the abundance already supporting you and let that become fuel instead of friction. There are people with more money than they could ever spend who would trade it for the relationships, health, or peace you already have. That perspective matters because it keeps you grounded in reality, not comparison. And here’s where wisdom meets hunger. Gratitude isn’t a finish line. It’s the foundation. Hunger isn’t dissatisfaction. It’s direction. The most powerful place to build from is the space where you’re deeply grateful for what’s here and still hungry for what’s possible. That balance keeps you sharp without making you bitter. Driven without being depleted. So, where has your focus been going lately — lack or abundance? And how might your momentum change if you learned to hold both gratitude and hunger at the same time?

You’re only as happy as your unhappiest child. If you’re a parent, you instantly get it. What surprised me is how often this shows up in business and life too. You can have 90% of things going right…and your mind still locks onto the one thing that feels off. The conversation you’re avoiding. The decision you keep delaying. The loose end you keep telling yourself you’ll deal with “later.” And the tricky part is this…That unresolved piece doesn’t stay contained. It fractures your focus. Clouds your judgment. Quietly drains energy from what is working. Sometimes it even follows you home. Here’s the shift that actually changes things: Find the constraint. Face it. Fix it. Because when your mind isn’t busy avoiding something, it finally has the bandwidth to amplify what’s already going right. So I’m curious…What’s the one thing you’ve been tolerating that’s quietly taxing everything else? Drop it below if you’re open to sharing.

Merry Christmas Community 🎄 👋

I love @Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi for putting this together. I love Tony’s closing on making decisions. I decided to walk with a friend today, and had a great experience! 1. It was quiet, so I experienced peace. 2. I got to know the public library was for the area. 3. I are great food at a great place I wouldn’t have ever gone had I not made the decision to walk with my friend. Looking forward to implement all you guys teach me here, and looking forward to be of any help to anyone who might have any questions regarding AI (beginner level).