You can't improve what doesn't exist. The ideas in your head. The business you dream of building. The plans you keep putting off. All are worthless … - Dan Koe

The most powerful habit you can adopt:

Using the first hour of your day to build, write, or produce something of value.

Rare traits I’ve noticed in people who go on to do great things:

1. They were expected by their parents to enter a specific career, and it felt extremely limiting

2. They could clearly see that others achieved great things even when the odds were stacked against them, so they rightfully assumed they could too

3. They naturally questioned what was possible, and when teachers, family, or friends couldn’t give them good answers, they took it upon themselves to find them

Grab a notebook.

Write out exactly what you want in your future, don't miss a detail. Then, break it down into goals. Decades, years, months, weeks, and days.

Every day, write down the 3 levers you can pull to make actual progress.

Then, forget about the goals and execute.