It Starts Before the To-Do List

Most days start with a sprint.

Open the laptop.
Check the calendar.
Skim the inbox.
Chase the list.

But here’s the problem:
When you start in the work, you lose sight of why you’re doing it.

The to-do list isn’t the beginning.
It’s the middle.

Clarity starts before the first task.
Before the noise.
Before the urgency kicks in.

Five minutes.
To check in.
To ask, What actually matters today?
To remember that your energy shapes your output.

You don’t need a longer list.
You need a better start.

Because when the day begins with intention,
The rest of it falls into rhythm.

Start before the list.
Start with you.

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