The Best Routines Are the Ones You Keep Returning To
The best routines aren't necessarily the most elaborate. They're the ones we can consistently return to. Explore how planning, repetition, and past experiences help us establish routines that support our responsibilities and keep us moving toward the lives we're intentionally building.
If You’re Not Going to Execute, You’re Planning for Fun
Planning takes time, effort, research, and analysis. But the plan was never supposed to be the outcome. At some point, the version of you who made the plan has to be able to trust the version responsible for executing it. Otherwise, you didn’t plan for results. You planned for fun.
You Can Forget What Matters to You
We tend to think that if something is important enough, we won’t forget it. But sometimes we don’t abandon what matters to us—we simply stop consulting it. This is about values, the personal codes we create from them, and building structures that help us return to what we already decided matters.
Finally, a Framework That Makes De-Pressing Productive–An Intro to Major Z™
Major Z is my framework for navigating the space between where you are and where you want to be. In this piece, I explore how self-leadership, direction, and intentional action have helped me navigate depression, overwhelm, and the moments when I don't know where the hell to start.