Do It

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June 10, 2021

This is gonna be deep.  Probably too deep.  It deals with laying out a new day.  Preparing for what’s always unknown.  True story!  You can prep all you want for the birth of a new day and in the end you will never know how it’s going to be played out until you’ve lived it.  A lot of energy is required to keep moving forward.  Google Calendar can only take you so far.  The dots on the map don’t always match.  Ultimately though the bridge has to be crossed.  Once there where’s your nearest answer?  Showing up is the first step.  Activation is 2, 3, 4 and 5.  But in what order does the payoff begin?  How many days or years must it take to face the results of the experience?  The value of being aware.  To not always accept.  To do more than just think about it.  The next step could be off a cliff.  Is it seen as a leap of faith? When will you know?  Stop for a moment.  This next sentence is the purpose behind this conversation.  There are never any true signs or sounds when all you’ve ever done is try.  You can try all you want.  That doesn’t always develop into a harvest.  There’s a huge difference between doing and trying.  Most people stop after they’ve tried.  I was with American Ninja Daniel Gil yesterday.  We shared a very deep conversation about this subject.  Doing versus trying.  It required him to take a seven year journey to one day win American Ninja.  For seven years he did his absolutely best to achieve the highest victory.  When he finally scored it last season his heart became open to the next step. What’s next?  He didn’t become champion by trying.  He did it.  He didn’t take the trophy home and sit around.  It became his mission to get involved with other people’s lives by activating their plan and not trying to find a place of celebration.  Winning is a choice.  Do it.  Your days of trying are behind you.  Do it.