Hey Friend

Hope you're kicking off the year with a blast! I had this super cool brainstorm sesh with my buddy, Daniel, and it totally reshaped how we see the whole success thing. Let me break it down for you.

Daniel hit me with this question about why some folks dive into their goals, go all out for a bit, and then suddenly hit pause. Others, though, keep grinding, put in the work, and actually see some cool results.

So, we started throwing ideas around, and we stumbled upon this ancient success idea: "Be, Do, Have." It's like the secret sauce—be your best self, do the hard work, and success naturally follows.

Daniel was like, "You know, those who stick it out are all about 'becoming' someone who can 'do' what it takes for success. It's a journey." And I'm nodding like, "Totally get that." But then he drops the bomb, "The ones who bail? They're more about 'having' the end result without putting in the work to 'become.'"

We're deep into this now, right? Success, according to us, is like a coin with two sides. Every effort you put in helps you grow, whether you see immediate results (heads) or it's quietly working on shaping you into the person you need to be (tails).

As we're chatting, we're realizing it's not just about hitting goals—it's about enjoying the ride and growing along the way. Imagine that!

Now, as we roll into the new year, we want to know what you think. Ever had a similar revelation or a story to share? Hit me up—I'm all ears!

Wishing you a year full of brainstorming, growth, and epic victories,

Leland Baptist