When Jim Carrey was broke and unknown, he wrote himself a $10 million check and carried it in his wallet for a decade. But the check wasn’t just about money, it was about who he wanted to become. Ten years later, he earned a multi-million contract for his work on Dumb and Dumber. This episode explores two lessons from Carrey’s story: The power of writing your goals down and the practice of visualizing them daily. Both are accessible, repeatable habits that can help you move from intention to execution in your own life. 

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