Sometimes the plateau isn’t a failure. It’s a signal to update the formula.
If you’re always explaining, you’re not building. You’re narrating.
Most people won’t get it until you’re already there. Move anyway.
If your discipline still runs on self-attack, you’re not growing—you’re just surviving it better.
You’re not behind. You’re just tired of being your own enemy.
You didn’t lose discipline. You just haven’t updated the tempo.
If you’ve outgrown the game you’re winning, you need a different kind of strategy.
You’re not in a crisis. You’re just not aligned anymore.
You’re not lazy. You just haven’t updated your definition of effort.
You didn’t get lazy. You just finally stopped struggling for no reason.
You’re either building what you want—or managing how it looks. You can’t do both at full power.
Most of the time, you're not being strategic. You're stalling.
