DAY 24 — Become Someone Who Does


Want to become someone who works out?


Move your body today.


Want to become a writer?


Write something.


Want to become an entrepreneur?


Do one thing your future business requires.


Identity isn't only something you discover.


It's something you practice.

DAY 25 — Look Around


Some of the things surrounding you today were once things you desperately wanted.


A relationship.


A home.


A child.


A career.


A business.


Peace.


Independence.


Don't become so obsessed with the next thing that you completely miss the life you already created.


Want more. But notice what you have too.

DAY 26 — Stop Giving Rejection So Much Power


A no doesn't automatically mean:


You're not talented.


You're not wanted.


Your idea is bad.


You should stop.


Sometimes a no simply means not here.


There are a lot of doors in this world.


Stop spending your entire life knocking on one.

DAY 27 — Your Next Chapter Needs a Different You


You can't ask for a completely different life while insisting on keeping every habit, belief, routine, relationship, and comfort from the old one.


Something will have to change.


Maybe several things.


That's not the punishment for getting what you want.


That's the price of becoming capable of holding it.

DAY 28 — Say the Big Thing


I want you to answer this without making it reasonable.


Without worrying about money.


Without figuring out HOW.


Without shrinking it because someone might laugh.


If you knew you couldn't fail, what would you try to build, become, experience, or change?


Say it.


Sometimes a dream becomes real the first time we're brave enough to stop whispering it.

DAY 29 — Start Before Monday


You don't need Monday.


You don't need January.


You don't need your birthday.


You don't need the perfect morning routine, new notebook, cleared schedule, or Mercury to get its shit together.


It's Tuesday at 3:17?


Fine.


Change your life at 3:17.

DAY 30 — This Is Your Life


Thirty days of talking about courage, possibility, boundaries, dreams, identity, change and becoming.


But none of it matters unless you remember this:


This is not the rehearsal.


This is your actual life.


You don't know how many chapters you get.


So love people loudly.


Try things.


Change your mind.


Make some money.


Make some memories.


Leave what diminishes you.


Build what excites you.


Help somebody.


Ask for help.


Laugh more.


Start over when you need to.


And please stop saving the woman you want to become for “someday.”


Go meet her.