Today's quote from the book: “Because until you decide, nothing really happens.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Ideas don’t change your life. Decisions do. When you choose, the fog lifts. Priorities snap into place. Energy stops leaking into maybes. Make it binary. In or out. Then prove it with one small action you’ll finish today. Clarity follows motion. Momentum follows proof. Write one decision you’ll stand on today and take the first 5-minute step before you sign off.

Today's quote from the book: “The emotional and spiritual toll is even heavier.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 2, p. 21 Busy can hide expensive. You feel “fine,” but the bill shows up in focus, energy, and peace. Fear looks cheap in the moment. So does comfort. Both collect interest later. Name what the pattern is costing you. Not just time or money. What’s it doing to your confidence? Your clarity? Your purpose? When the real cost is clear, the next step is obvious. Make one honest change at the start. Keep it small. Keep it daily. Let relief replace regret. Write the hidden cost your pattern is charging you. Choose one 5-minute change you’ll repeat today to stop the leak.

Today's quote from the book: “And then something in me snapped, or maybe, something finally clicked.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Real change isn’t always loud. It’s the quiet click when you’re done negotiating. After that, things line up. The next step stops hiding. Energy returns because the decision is real. You don’t need a perfect mood. You need a clean yes you can prove. Small, finished actions beat big, delayed plans. Decide. Move once. Let momentum meet you. Write one decision you’ve been circling. Take a 5-minute move that proves it today.

Today's quote from the book: “For me, it happened on a random Tuesday.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Breakthroughs don’t always show up with fireworks. Sometimes they walk in wearing your normal day. One choice. One clean yes. That’s it. When you stop negotiating, the next step gets obvious. Energy returns because the decision is real. Momentum follows the move, not the mood. Keep it small. Keep it honest. Turn today into your Tuesday. Write one specific decision you’ll make today and take the first 5-minute step before you sign off.

Today's quote from the book: “There was nothing remarkable about the day, no significant occurrences or dramatic revelations.” Doing What You Know, Chapter 3, p. 33 Breakthroughs rarely arrive with fireworks. They show up in quiet moments you decide to own. You stop circling. You pick a lane. You take the first clean step. No hype. No perfect timing. Just choice you can prove. Make it small. Make it real. Let action turn an ordinary day into a hinge day. Name one decision you’ll lock today. Take a 5-minute step and log it before you sign off.