Give Extra Shocks of Effort — Every Damn Time

Ever catch yourself giving everything you’ve got to something that really matters? Like, all-in — no distractions, no second thoughts, just full power into the task in front of you?

If that’s happened to you, even just once, it’s time to reflect. Time to realize that this is the version of you that gets things done. The version that doesn’t hold back. The version that understands the weight of responsibility — and owns it.

But here’s the thing: most of us drift. We start one thing, then shift to another. We get caught up in random tasks, pulled in ten different directions. We overthink. We wait for the “perfect” time. But the truth? You don’t need to be a genius or a once-in-a-generation talent to move forward. You just need clarity.

That thing you’ve been delaying for weeks — maybe even months? Yeah. That’s the thing. Start there. Make up your mind that you’re done avoiding it. And then — shock it. Put in that extra surge of effort. Do it again tomorrow. And again after that.

The more you build that habit, the more momentum you create. And the more you realize: big effort is the shortcut. It’s not always pretty. It’s definitely not always easy. But once you get a taste of what it feels like to go all in, you stop worrying so much about the outcomes.

You’re too busy showing up. Too busy doing the real work.