When there are a million steps, start with the ones that matter most.
Today’s thought:
The thing you’re not doing might be the exact thing you should start doing—just not alone, and not all at once.
There’s a project.
It’s big.
It’s complicated.
It’s probably important.
And right now, it’s sitting there—on your whiteboard, in your Google Drive, or floating somewhere in your head, nebulous and heavy. You’re not stuck because you’re lazy. You’re stuck because it’s overwhelming. The road ahead is foggy with too many steps, too many options, too many tabs open.
This isn’t about beating procrastination.
It’s about reclaiming clarity and momentum.
Let’s reframe the challenge—not as a fight against avoidance, but as an invitation to get strategic.
Instead of “doing everything,” focus on doing the right next thing—and doing it with others.