To change your life, you must manage your inner world by taking time each morning to consciously choose who you want to be before engaging in your daily routine.

It's crucial to step back and evaluate whether I'm working on the right things and if my efforts are aligned with my goals.

I ask myself, "How have I been complicit in creating the conditions I say I don't want?" This question unlocks self-awareness and helps me understand my role in my circumstances.

You need to change the dialogue in your head and commit to the journey of self-improvement.

Productivity often boils down to priority; I should regularly ask myself what my main goal is and whether my current activities align with that goal.

If you wake up every morning not knowing what you're chasing, it's probably time to pivot.

The test is every day of your life, and most of us fail because we don't know why we're here; we need to go inward to understand what we need to fix.

In the face of challenges, it's important to assess whether you still believe in your mission, if you're the right person for it, and if continuing is causing you harm.

In a world filled with uncertainty, I often ask myself whether things are getting better or worse, reflecting on the rapid changes and variations we experience today. We need some type of intervention as a species to change and survive.