A weekly perspective from Shonn.

Have you ever complained about a weight you put on yourself?

Ever tried telling a dog “No” and had it actually work?

Is your fear something you’re running toward right now, or something you’re running from?

When did planning start feeling safer than doing?

What keeps showing up in your life that you keep stepping around?

Have you ever tossed out your whole diet or new routine because you missed one day?

Before you write down a single business goal, write down what you want next year to be like at home.

Ever had one of those mornings where everything runs a few minutes late?

How many apps do you have on your phone that you downloaded with big plans and haven’t opened since?

You don’t think your way into a new life. You live your way into a new understanding.

Texas once built a 26-lane freeway to fix traffic.

One of the biggest lies we tell ourselves is that we’ll start when we’re ready.

When the numbers aren’t there, some of us go quiet.

It’s ok to say “I don’t know.”

Can you name the goals you set in January without looking them up?

Instead of judging the urge, ask what it’s trying to protect.

Got me thinking about what Luna’s taught me.

Have you ever just pushed through a moment to get to the finish line?

Pulse. Orlando. June 12, 2016. One act of kindness for each name.

The silver lining isn’t something you find by looking away from the hard thing.

Every single one of us has been new.

Stop doubting yourself. That’s all.

Have you ever stared at a to-do list until you realized you’ve avoided everything that actually mattered?

Look back at where you started, not where you thought you’d be.

Patience isn’t an excuse to ease up. It’s trust.

Making an impact doesn’t always require a wallet. It requires our presence.

Legacy isn’t something you arrive at. It’s something you’re already in the middle of building.

Failure happens in your head before it happens anywhere else. And so does success.

Sometimes we expect a conversation to go a certain way.

Growing up, my great grandmother was tasked with teaching me to drive.