My 2-step goal-setting framework: 1. Pick an outcome I want to achieve 2. Change the goal from "I want to achieve X" to "I want to enjoy every seco… - Dickie Bush

Add this to the many reasons to have a daily writing habit:

• Clarifies your thinking
• Builds a library of your best ideas
• Attracts new opportunities to you
• Helps you become more articulate
• Introduces you to like-minded people
• Strengthens your consistency muscle

Writing every day is truly the habit with the highest return in my life.

Writing is the quickest way to understand how little you know.

And at the same time, writing is the only way to reflect on how much you do.

The best part of writing consistently is when people ask you questions, your mind jumps to ideas you've already written about.

And since you've written about it, you've thought through and can explain the idea clearly and concisely.

This is 100% why smart people sound smart.