There are many things undone
Plenty to do in the day
You sleep and you sleep
When you wake you don’t want to get up
Not going to cut it
You have to change your approach
Finish today again
Get all your training done
Leave time in the day
Time to do extra work
Time to finish other things
You’ve started plenty of things
It’s time you start finishing them
Close the pages on the books
You never finish one
Just start a whole bunch more
Find your momentum again
Find it in you to give more
Change your brain from the outside in.
You’re surrounded by half-finished pages. Projects left open. Training days missed or only half-executed. That kind of buildup creates weight—not in your body, but in your mind. And it compounds each time you add something new without closing out what came before. You feel it when you wake up sluggish. When the fire’s gone and you’re just floating through another morning. But the truth is, that weight can be cut loose—not by motivation, but by completion.
The day ahead is packed. But it’s not impossible. You don’t need to crush everything—you just need to start closing loops. Finish your training, then find the next thing you’ve left undone and finish that too. One at a time. That’s how momentum comes back. Not by magic. Not by waiting to feel better. But by doing something completely. By proving to yourself you still have control over how this day plays out.
It’s time to flip the script—reshape your brain through action. You don’t have to feel ready. You just have to act like someone who finishes. That’s how you become that person again. You’ve started so much—it’s time to start finishing. You know what needs to be done. Now do it. Build the feeling of momentum through the doing, not the thinking. This time, follow through. Let the day become your shift.
