and today that mood is inspired by a little Lenny Kravitz. But what I really want to know is... Are You Gonna Go My Way

Here are 8 uncomfortable but necessary questions I’ve been sitting with lately. If you answer these honestly, something in your life will shift: 1️⃣ Where am I lying to myself about “being busy” when I’m really avoiding the work that would move my life forward? 2️⃣ Which promise to myself have I broken and buried under excuses? 3️⃣ What pattern from my past am I repeating right now that I once swore I’d never become? 4️⃣ If my wife and kids lived how I actually live (not what I say), would I be proud of the man they become? 5️⃣ What am I tolerating in my environment that’s quietly lowering my standards? 6️⃣ Where have I confused being a “good man” with playing it safe instead of answering the calling God has put on my life? 7️⃣ If nothing changed for the next 5 years and my life looked exactly like today, would I feel peace… or regret? 8️⃣ If I’m brutally honest, does my body reflect discipline and leadership… or comfort and excuses? Discomfort isn’t punishment. It’s the doorway to Strength. If one of these questions hit you in the chest, good. That’s where the rebuild starts. Drop a 🔥 if you’re done avoiding the work and ready to build.

A few months ago, I used to wake up on Mondays already tired. Not physically tired. Mentally behind. I’d open my laptop and feel this low-level pressure because I hadn’t decided what actually mattered. Everything felt urgent. So I’d jump between tasks… and end the day busy but not productive. One weekend, I tried something simple. I wrote down just three things for Monday. Not ten. Not a full master plan. Just three. On Monday morning, I didn’t think. I executed. That small shift changed my weeks. Now I don’t try to “do more.” I try to reduce friction. It’s wild how one small setup can change your entire momentum. What’s one tiny setup that would make your next week smoother?