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By Tyler Daniel

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Welcome to Start Working Stop Wishing—your premier guide to personal and professional excellence.

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Ready to transform your potential into extraordinary results?

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This newsletter delivers proven strategies to help you master life, business, and performance while fueling your continuous growth.

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The things that matter most often go unnoticed but there are a few quiet signs of a truly good life.

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You don’t need to announce them because people can sense them just by being around you.

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Here are my 3 Silent Markers of a Good Life:

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A FIT BODY

A fit appearance communicates more than aesthetics…it speaks to your character.

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When you invest in your body, it shows you value yourself.

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You’ve built habits, stayed consistent, and pushed through discomfort. That kind of discipline doesn’t go unnoticed.

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People naturally trust and follow those who can lead themselves.

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A fit body says, “I show up for myself, and I can show up for you.”

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In today’s world, this might be the ultimate status symbol, not because it’s flashy, but because it’s earned.

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You don’t need to be a bodybuilder or marathon runner. It’s about self-care.

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The best version of you physically often unlocks the best version of you mentally and emotionally.

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A CALM MIND

The ability to stay cool under pressure is one of the most powerful skills you can develop.

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Similar to lifting weights or learning a new craft you must train it daily.

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A calm mind doesn’t need to be loud. It leads by example, moves with intention, and builds confidence in others.

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True calm comes from confidence and confidence comes from doing hard things especially when no one is watching.

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With a calm mind, you're not ruled by emotion.

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You don't overreact. You think clearly, act rationally, and bring stability to chaos. That’s rare and that’s power.

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Presence, focus, and composure are what elevate a good leader to a great one.

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A PEACEFUL HOME

A peaceful home isn’t about how big it is or how fancy the furniture looks.

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It’s about how you feel when you walk through the door.

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Can you take a deep breath?

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Can you be fully yourself? Flawed, growing, and human?

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That kind of peace doesn’t come from stuff. It’s something you build.

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It starts with self-love, and then shows up in how you treat others and your space.

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A peaceful home is the foundation.

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When it’s steady, everything else becomes easier, your relationships, your work, your growth.

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I still remember getting my first apartment after college. It was small, but it gave me clarity.

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That space helped me build habits, launch a business, and grow in ways I couldn’t have if I was living in chaos.

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I’ve experienced both peace and instability in my life.

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The difference? It’s life-changing.

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A fit body. A calm mind. A peaceful home.

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These are the silent markers of a good life.

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You don’t have to preach them. Live them.

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Not everyone will get there.

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Few even try.

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Be the one who does.

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-Tyler

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​thetylerdaniel.com​

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