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Sometimes another strategy isn't what you need
I’ve had this weird pattern where I’ll know exactly what I need to do, have the plan sitting right in front of me… and still find myself avoiding the one task that actually matters. So lately I’ve been paying more attention to the moment before I procrastinate. Is the task actually unclear? Am I overwhelmed? Am I trying to make it perfect? Or am I avoiding something that feels uncomfortable because it would actually move me forward? One small thing that’s helped is making the next action ridiculously clear. I use Floment to keep my projects and daily tasks visible, but the tool itself isn't really the important part. The important part is removing my ability to say, “I don't know what I should work on.” It’s interesting how often what looks like a productivity problem is actually something deeper. Has anyone else noticed a specific type of task they tend to avoid even when they know it would move their business forward?
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@Lori Saulibio Catching it in the body before the story spirals is huge. It really is crazy how our brains treat approaching a win as a threat instead of a relief. What’s your go-to question right now to break that story’s grip?
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@William Gikandi When the belief is there, the friction just disappears, action feels almost automatic instead of a fight. When you notice you’ve slipped out of that state, do you have a specific trigger or habit that pulls you back into it, or is it more about resetting the underlying thought?
The #1 thing that kept me stuck for years (and the simple shift that changed everything)
Been thinking about this lately and wanted to share in case it helps anyone here... so for the longest time i was consuming everything. podcasts, courses, mentorship calls, books... learning constantly. but my actual business results? barely moved for several years, just stayed stagnated. took me way too long to realize i was treating an internal problem like an external one. heres what i mean... theres basically two types of stuck. i call them BOULDERS and FOG. boulders are external obstacles. real barriers. you push harder, you get results. more effort = more progress. fog is internal. limiting beliefs, fear, mindset stuff. and heres the thing... you cant push through fog. pushing harder just exhausts you. the trap most of us fall into is we keep adding more tactics, more strategies, more hours when the actual problem is we cant see clearly the symptom that tells you its fog? effort isnt producing proportional results. youre working 60+ hours but people with seemingly less effort are getting better outcomes. thats usually a sign. for me it was the belief that i was "smaller" than I am - long story short, I grew up in a third world country run by a dictator for 24 years, couple with an overly critical and punitive father, and that gave me a shame-based self identity of smallness for a very long time. I wasnt even aware it was running my decisions until i really looked at it once i spotted that the issue wasnt more information or better tactics but something i couldnt see because i was IN it... everything shifted what actually helped: stopped and asked is this fog or boulder? if effort isnt working its probably fog got external perspective. others can see what you cant see when youre inside the fog. this community is good for that tbh traced the belief back. where did i first learn this? usually childhood. does that source deserve to run my business decisions today? usually no lol gave myself permission to try the easier path. sounds dumb but some of us literally cant let ourselves succeed without suffering first
The #1 thing that kept me stuck for years (and the simple shift that changed everything)
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Falling into that passive intake trap kept my projects frozen for months. I started keeping rough notes in Google Docs and immediately turning concepts into daily project cards on Floment. Flowie keeps my daily checklist lean so I only focus on executing the top priorities. Shifting from taking notes to sharing public progress updates made consistent building feel natural.
Something is coming. This Friday, July 31...
This is why we created the Abundance GPS community+courses+AI tools. Officially launching this Friday July 31st... So why does the Abundance GPS exist? You see... Many of us have been trying to solve a three-dimensional problem with one-dimensional tools. And that is why nothing has fully worked for most people. The business coaches gave us tactics — but tactics don't move when the thing braking us was installed before we were old enough to argue with it. The mindset teachers worked on the inside — but never handed us an offer, a price, or a way to sell it. The spiritual work gave us meaning — and left the money exactly where it was. Each one was real. Each one was also a third of the answer. Bouncing between thirds for years is how you end up knowing more than ever — and still under the same ceiling. Twenty years into this work, we finally put the three together in one system. That's what opens on Friday, July 31 (https://go.miraclesfor.me). The brake isn't a character flaw. It's a pattern. And patterns can be named and released. If you've been in the community wondering when to go deeper — that moment is almost here. https://go.miraclesfor.me
 Something is coming. This Friday, July 31...
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Bouncing between fragmented tools makes building feel way harder than it needs to be. I use Google Sheets alongside Floment to manage my daily to dos and project cards in one clean workspace. Flowie helps organize daily execution items without needing to jump across a dozen different apps. It brings everything together into a unified workflow so you can stop juggling and start building.
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Tony Iverson
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Building things online and trying to optimize my daily workflow. Here to learn from founders who are a few steps ahead.

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