January’s anthem is “starting over.”

New planner, new rules, new optimism.

But every restart files one quiet report: I break promises to myself.

The first time, your identity shrugs.
The fifth time, it updates the record - you’re the guy who quits, apologizes, and calls it “learning.”

Discipline isn’t a muscle; it’s a vote-count.
Each broken streak is a ballot against trust.

Skip one workout, you lose momentum.
Scrap the whole plan, you lose character.

That’s why the second week feels heavier than the first - you’re dragging yesterday’s verdict.

You think you’re rebooting drive.
You’re stacking evidence you can’t be relied on.

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Most dodge this truth:
confidence isn’t hype - it’s memory.
Give yourself enough proof of failure and courage won’t show up.

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Tomorrow I’ll show you how to reset without restarting.

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