If your five-year plan makes you freak out, good. That means you’re human.

But here’s the thing: you don’t need to see the whole road. You just need the next 10 feet. This episode is all about stacking tiny wins: buy the domain, send the DM, hit record... one little move at a time. Do that consistently and the macro stuff follows.

If you’re tired of doom scrolling and waiting for the perfect plan, tune in to get practical, no-fluff motivation to actually get moving today. Peace lives in the next move. Let’s do that next move together.

If you’ve ever dragged a bad call or a rough minute into dinner, family time, or bed, this one’s for you. Resetting isn’t dramatic: it’s tiny rituals that let you close the loop and stop yesterday from stealing today.

Try this tonight: clear your desk, close the tabs and apps, and do a quick brain dump of the three main things you’ll tackle tomorrow. Say it out loud, give yourself permission to be off the clock, and literally walk away. I call it “shop’s closed.”

Do this consistently and you’ll protect your vibe, stop the mental drag, and get more energy for what matters. It’s the leadership move you do for yourself so you can actually enjoy the good minutes.

If you’re tired of feeling like consistency is a root canal, this one’s for you. I’ll walk you through easy shifts: change your label, keep tiny promises, and design your environment... so showing up becomes who you are, not what you force yourself to do.

Start small, stack the wins, and watch identity do the heavy lifting when willpower fades. Let’s make being consistent feel effortless.

Tired of staring at a blank wall? Try this: pick something simple, run it for 30 days, and learn way more by doing than by thinking. Motion creates data, data creates clarity.

Stack the small wins, collect feedback, keep what works and ditch what doesn’t.

Go crash into clarity: mess up, pivot, and get moving.

If you’re waiting to ‘feel’ confident before you act, stop. Confidence is the stack of small wins you collect every day.

Keep an evidence journal, note one scary thing you did, and watch your proof pile up.

You don’t need permission to start, borrow my belief in you until you build your own.

Small reps = big leaps. You got this.

Overthinking is just fear pretending to be a plan. If you already know the answer, do it. If you don’t, count down from 10, breathe, pick the simplest option, and send it.

You don’t need perfect to move forward.

Ship small, learn fast, and let the market tell you what works.

I’m cheering you on to go hit send right now on something!

In this episode I push back on the whole “massive action” hype and show why tiny, ugly, consistent execution wins every time.

I break down two simple habits: The two-minute rule and the bad-draft rule... that help you ship stuff instead of overthinking it.

Short, practical, and painfully real: stop planning perfection and start shipping.

Tune in and let’s get moving together.

Think of this as permission to rip off the Band‑Aid: delete the noise, keep the one thing that actually pays, and watch everything get easier.

Seriously, do a subtraction audit: list what makes money, circle the 20% that moves the needle, then delete or delegate the rest.

No drama, just ruthless focus.

You'll be happier, better at what you love, and your revenue will thank you. Now go burn the buffet and open your steakhouse.

If you’ve been feeling exhausted and busy but not getting results, this one’s for you.

We’ll walk through the I in RISE: identify the real problem (not the symptom) using the five whys so you stop burning time and resources chasing the wrong thing.

Quick truth: most people worry about the whole world judging them, but that tiny fraction isn’t your audience.

Speak to the one person who cares, name the real issue, and let the rest fade.

Do the five whys on your biggest frustration this week. It’s a few seconds of honesty for months of clarity.

Ever had one notification turn your morning into a dumpster fire?

Same.

In this episode I walk you through three tiny but powerful Reset moves (physical, verbal, and environment) you can use in 30 seconds to stop a spiral cold and get your day back.

Try standing up and going outside to touch grass, say a quick out-loud command to break the loop, or clear your desk and shut the laptop... catch it early, reset hard, and keep moving.