80% of life is simply showing up.

Because no matter what you do, and this is such an interesting truth, it's like, no matter

how much you love what you do, there are days where you just aren't in it.

You just mentally, maybe even physically, you're just not there. And those are the days

when it's most important to start. And the expectation doesn't need to be the world. The expectation

doesn't need to be that it's something game-changing revolutionary, but the expectation has to be that

you are the kind of person

that even when you don't want to, you sit yourself in front of that computer and you just start

typing. And maybe nothing comes from it, maybe something does, but you showed up. You know,

when it was most difficult, you showed up. And the interesting thing is that sometimes that situation is exactly when the best stuff comes.

You know, believe it or not, when we don't want to be there or we're really using, you know,

all the discipline we have left in our body to make it happen.

Great things come from those moments. You know, it applies discipline we have left in our body to make it happen, great things come from those moments.

You know, it applies to every single thing we do, like all of these concepts.

You know, we're all different.

We're all, you know, in different worlds,

with different narratives, different stories, different priorities.

But, you know, that will always be a commonality.

There are times when you don't want to do what you most need to do, and the ability to,

and actually, I'm going to backstep, like, it is an identity thing. It is seeing yourself as

that, you know, the person that makes it happen, the person that finds it

within themselves to show up, to be there, to just do something to get the ball rolling.

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