Not sure if those of you outside the US (or those of you in the US who are young) will understand the title! Did they have those commercials in other countries way back when? I had such a crazy day and got absolutely nothing done that actually needed to get done. I started out with the best of intentions. I woke up, drank water, and went outside for a walk to the beach and along the beach path. While I was on my walk, I got a call from a friend who traps cats about the cats behind my building that I feed. There is a momma cat and some kittens that are about 6–7 weeks old. There are so many stray cats all over my area, and many still need to be fixed. My friend lives too far away to come trap them herself, so she sent another friend over who lives in my community. The momma cat needs to be trapped, fixed, and returned because she’s feral. Meanwhile, we need to find a foster or rescue for the kittens so they can be socialized, vetted, and eventually adopted. It also turns out there are more momma cats and kittens two buildings down, and that building is going to be torn down soon so they can build $3.5 million townhouses. Then there are also male cats by the building next to that one who need to be fixed, too. So instead of doing everything I needed to do today, including all the stuff for Week 1 and some work things, I spent the entire day trying to figure out how many kittens are out there, looking for fosters for them (and still haven’t found any), and worrying about how we’re going to get the other cats down the street fixed and/or homed in the future. Some of you might not understand why all of this is so stressful for me, but if you’re an animal lover, you’ll get it. I’m so stressed and annoyed that I didn’t get anything done, and now I just want to veg out in front of the TV and not have to think about anything I need to do…or the cats. And my hands smell like wet cat food even though I've washed them several times. UGH!

Just wrote my Week 1 Commitment Letter and the pattern finally clicked. I've been researching my way out of action for years because action might confirm the thing I was most afraid of - that I'm not good enough. But not trying guarantees the same result. My Big Rocks for the next 6 weeks: build ONE income path (and stop shopping for a better one), and clear my space one corner at a time. The action creates the capability. Not the other way around. Let's go.