Hey friend, It’s that time again—your weekly reset. A chance to reflect, plan, and tweak things so you’re not just surviving the week ahead but actually winning it. If last week felt chaotic, overwhelming, or just meh—good news. You get another shot. Every Sunday is a fresh start, and this email is here to help you get organized, stay motivated, and make progress (without burning out). So grab your coffee, tea, or protein shake, and let’s get into it. 🚀 One Thing to Think About This Week💡 Shift, Don’t Quit This week, my schedule was all over the place. Work was packed, Ledger was sick, and life kept life-ing. But instead of throwing in the towel on my workouts, I shifted—moved things around, doubled up when needed, and got it done. Too often, we treat obstacles like stop signs when they’re really just detours. Progress isn’t about perfection—it’s about persistence. 👉 Try this: Next time your schedule gets derailed, don’t cancel—adjust. Even if it’s not perfect, something is always better than nothing. Productivity Tip You Didn’t Know You Needed🗓️ Sunday Planning = Midweek Success One of the simplest ways to make your week easier? Plan it before it starts. Every Sunday, I do a quick weekly check-in: This small habit has made a huge difference in how smoothly my week goes. Instead of scrambling, I move into Monday already winning. 🔥 Try this today: Block 10 minutes to plan your week. You’ll thank yourself later. What I’m Into This Week📖 Book: $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi – If you run a business (or want to), this book is a game-changer for creating offers people can’t resist. 📱 App: StepsApp – I’ve been tracking my steps and aiming for 10k a day. This app syncs with my Apple Watch and keeps me accountable. Highly recommend. Add me so we can root for each other. 🎧 Podcast/YouTube Video: The Man That Makes Millionaires - Turn $100 to $10k With This Step By Step Formula! Alex Hormozi Trina’s Life Snapshot🏋️ Personal Win: 👶 Family Update: ⏳ Balancing It All: One Last Thing💖 Valentine’s Day Reflections 🌟 Your Reminder: Fun P.S.My wife is basically a parenting wizard. 🧙♀️ She’s always three steps ahead when it comes to Ledger—tracking regressions, researching every next phase, and making sure we’re never caught off guard. I joke that she’s running a secret parenting command center, but honestly, it’s a huge relief knowing she’s got us covered. Shoutout to all the parents (and caretakers) out there making life smoother, one Google search at a time. That’s it for this week! Go plan your week, celebrate your wins, and make moves. See you next Sunday. 🚀 – Trina P.S. Got a win to share? Reply and let me know—I love hearing about them! |
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