Jonathan Goodman's case for intensity over consistency
Dawn really is the most underrated reset button.
Yesterday has a loud voice - it loves to narrate what you “should’ve” done.
But morning doesn’t ask for a resume. It just hands you a clean page.
And I love the reminder here: transformation isn’t always dramatic.
Sometimes it’s one small, present choice - a breath, a pause, a quiet “not today” to what drains you.
That’s how a new life starts.
Not all at once.
But right now.
yes! I never really thought about it in this exact way, but maybe that's why I love my early mornings so much! Thanks for sharing
Dawn really is the most underrated reset button.
Yesterday has a loud voice - it loves to narrate what you “should’ve” done.
But morning doesn’t ask for a resume. It just hands you a clean page.
And I love the reminder here: transformation isn’t always dramatic.
Sometimes it’s one small, present choice - a breath, a pause, a quiet “not today” to what drains you.
That’s how a new life starts.
Not all at once.
But right now.
yes! I never really thought about it in this exact way, but maybe that's why I love my early mornings so much! Thanks for sharing