Courage is designed to move,

which is why one bold action can completely transform your life.

It's why one step forward can create space

for you to experience and obtain things you've never had before.

I've been sharing with you quite a bit lately how I've essentially rediscovered Greg McKeown's idea of essentialism.

Redefining focus, cutting away access, refusing to operate at 65% on many things, right, and instead focusing 100% on the thing

that means the most to me, right, going all in on the right thing.

Might seem small, but I promise you you in our world, it's not.

And the other day, I was in the car talking about how, basically, when you go all in, on that thing that feels right,

alignments, the word I've used many times, but that thing that's right for you, when you give it the attention and time and energy

deserves, the universe seems to hear you.

It's like it gives you strength back.

And obviously there's a pragmatic element to it, right?

It's like what you water is going to grow.

You can only improve what you focus on.

But that relationship between attention, effort, and life seeming to help pave away for you

when you go all in, it's so strong that it makes me think there might be more to it than that.

It blows my mind how quickly after realigning things happened that haven't happened in years.

It's like you commit to something and life arms you for the journey.

You lock in and you are in your own way, provided wings.

And I'm explaining this to Jules who's riding shotgun.

She goes, I love when that happens.

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