The to-do list looks impressive, but is it the work you’re truly called to do? I open up about productive procrastination—the sneaky habit of choosing good, noble tasks to avoid the hard, great thing—and how I’m rebuilding my year around curiosity, boundaries, and obedience. From ditching the super saver cape to putting structure around the unsexy admin, I share the mindset shifts and systems that move ideas into action and purpose into a plan.

We break down the questions that changed my focus: what would it take to call 2026 a success, what would my 85-year-old self wish I did more of, and which conversations need to start—or end—so my mind can breathe. I talk candidly about pouring into other people’s brands at the expense of my own, the fear beneath constant “trying,” and the freedom that came from learning new skills, documenting processes, and building a sustainable workflow. If you’ve ever felt drained from over-giving, this is your invitation to ask whether you can actually afford the time, energy, and attention you keep handing out.

There’s also a heartfelt look at relationships: prioritizing the small circle that truly pours back, stepping away from roles that keep you empty, and restoring space for creativity and joy. Along the way, you’ll hear practical strategies for time blocking, habit stacking, and making days go well on purpose. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s alignment—putting your best effort into the door God already set before you, and letting the good things find their place behind the great.

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