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🧠 Reflection ​ My goal has been humor. ​ I've continued to read my book slowly. I'm enjoying it. And I have my playlist... which I just haven't gotten to, since I haven't watched much screen time. So I'm going to keep exploring and sit with it. ​ But something that was genuinely so funny and so proud and teary-eyed: ​ My seven-year-old had a talent show at her school, and she did her gymnastics routine. ​ At rehearsal she did the routine from her gymnastics class... which was, let's say, designed on the shorter end of things 😉 ​ The school told her it had to be at least two minutes. ​ So her solution? She took out a few moves. Made it shorter. ​ Then she filled the rest with a Guinness World record breaking amount of cartwheels, forward rolls, backward rolls, and round offs. Non stop. The entire length of the song. ​ The endurance was incredibly impressive. ​ That probably made me laugh the most this week. She blew past the two-minute mark and just kept going... two minutes and forty-three seconds, right to the very end of the song. ​ Because she had no idea when two minutes were up while she was up there. ​ What's genuinely funny in life is sometimes just the unexpected twists and turns in ordinary moments. ​ And the biggest win... ​ "Maman, j'avais une peur bleue." (Mom, I was scared stiff.) ​ But she showed up. She did it. She was beaming with pride for showing up for herself. ​ And that win is priceless. ​ 🌿 My Learning ​ I get teary-eyed at these things every single time, because for me, the win is actually just facing your fears, showing up, and doing something vulnerable. And I couldn't be more proud of her and her monster level of endurance. ​ ✅ Good / Better / Best Goals ​ Good: Continuing to read my book. Better: Actually making time to just listen to funny stuff. Best: In the day-to-day moments, bringing more humor. Trying to find levity and jokes in it. ​ 🎯 Intentions for This Week ​ → Bring more humor in → Keep reading my book, slowly → Watch my funny playlist