Carolina de Arriba

The whole point is that when the moment comes to do the thing,

the decision is already made.

Your environment is already arranged.

The path of least resistance leads directly to what you actually want.

The best systems, and this is the part I really want you to hold onto today,

are built for your worst day, not your best day, not the version of you who woke up rested and motivated and ready to conquer the world, but the version of you who is tired and maybe a little annoyed at everyone in your life and absolutely does not feel like doing anything.

Because that version of you shows up a lot.

And if your system only works when you feel like it, you don't actually have a system.

You have a plan that sounds good.

You need to design for your worst day and your best days will take care of themselves.

Let's do a little visualization here.

I want you to picture a triangle.

At the very top of that triangle is your goal.

The thing you're actually aiming at.

The vision that you built back in January.

Remember that vision?

This is the thing you talk about when someone asks you, where do you see yourself in a year?

At the very bottom is your daily life.

The stuff that's just always happening.

You know, your commute, the kids, the groceries, the emails, the appointments, the meetings, the tasks.