Chris Evergreen here. Welcome to your daily goodwill
for Tuesday, February 3rd. You know what happens
on a Tuesday in early February. You wake up.
You check your phone. You remember it's not Monday
anymore, but it's definitely not Friday yet.
The week has that middle -distance energy. Like
you're hiking and you can't see the trailhead
anymore, but the summit isn't visible either.
And here's the thing about Tuesdays. Nobody writes
songs about them. Nobody throws Tuesday parties.
Tuesday just shows up and gets to work. Here's
today's advice. Stop waiting for the feeling
of readiness. That thing you've been putting
off, that email, that conversation, that small
task that keeps sliding to tomorrow's list. You're
waiting for some internal green light, some burst
of clarity or energy or confidence. But readiness
is a myth your brain invented to protect you
from discomfort. The move is to start before
you feel like it. Not with everything, just with
one thing today. Pick the smallest version of
the task. If it's a hard email, write one sentence.
If it's a phone call, Look up the number. If
it's organizing something, touch one item. You're
not trying to finish. You're trying to interrupt
the waiting pattern. Because here's what actually
happens. You take one small action. Your brain
realizes the threat level was exaggerated. And
suddenly, the next small action feels possible.
Momentum doesn't require readiness. Readiness
follows momentum. And your goodwill move for
today. Notice someone doing consistent work without
recognition. The person who always refills the
coffee. The co -worker who answers questions
in the group chat. The friend who texts first.
Send them a quick message. Just, hey, I see you
doing that. It matters. Consistency is invisible.
until someone points at it. That's your Daily
Goodwill for Tuesday, February 3rd. The work
you do on Tuesdays builds the life you live on
Saturdays. Talk soon.