It's easy to lose steam when you lose sight of why you're doing what you're doing. How many times have you done this? How many times have you started a project, a new business, a new offer… and you were off to the races. You hit the ground running with sheer optimism. But over time you start to lose steam because it wasn't the instant success you hoped it would be. Instead of keeping your eye on the prize and continuing to adjust, you start noticing what's not working, feeling defeated, and question what you're doing. When this starts happening it's easy to fall into bad habits of being. Laziness, cutting corners, snide optimism, and the kind of hope that is less than the 51% needed to keep the engine running and moving full steam ahead...