Today's quote from the book: “Real accountability isn’t about shame or pressure. It’s about alignment.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 6, p. 104 Shame breaks trust. Alignment builds it. You don’t need a drill sergeant. You need someone who knows what you said you wantand helps you act like it. Keep the promise tiny. Keep it visible. Let support make the next step obvious. When your standards and your steps match, momentum sticks. Message one person you trust. Share one 5-minute promise for today and send a photo when it’s done.

If you've seen the coffee hour video, you know that I am about to launch a new, 14-day program designed to help you get into action, daily. To launch this program, I will be holding a live webinar, and I'm asking for your help to promote it. Of course, I wouldn't ask for your help without also offering to reward you for your efforts. I've spent a lot of time over the past few days trying to attach commissions to this program and skool, but since the course will be paid for outside of skool, I couldn't tie both into it. And because I couldn't tie both into it, I decided to bring the choices to you, here, in the form of a poll. More details will be coming, but for now, here's how the pricing structure flows: The 14-day program will sell for $197 outside of skool All of you already inside the community will be able to join it at the reduced price of $97, if interested. I will be paying affiliate commissions to those who choose to promote the program (participation in the program is optional for commission purposes - you share, you get rewarded). Please give me your preferred commission type in the poll below: I plan to begin promoting the webinar later this week.

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A couple of us showed up for tonight's coffee hour and discussed some upcoming events. Here's the replay to catch you up.

Today's quote from the book: “You can’t conquer what you won’t confront.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 6, p. 99 Avoiding keeps the problem alive. Seeing it shrinks it. Name the fear. Look it in the eye. Take the smallest honest step toward it. Not later. Now. Five clean minutes beats another round of “someday.” Truth first. Action second. Confidence follows. Write the exact fear you’re facing. Take one 5-minute move that touches it directly and log it.