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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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As someone who thrives off hard work and hustling toward my goals, I’ve started to shift my mindset.

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Don’t get me wrong, I still believe that if you want to accomplish anything meaningful in life, you’ve got to show up consistently, work hard, and stay focused.

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The truth is, success means something different to each of us, and that’s exactly how it should be.

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• Advancing in your career
• Raising a healthy, happy family
• Living an active life well into your 90s

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Whatever it means to you, one thing we can probably all agree on is this:

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We’re meant to enjoy life too.

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We’re meant to feel fully human, and ironically, the moments that make us feel most alive often come free of charge.

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It’s the little moments:

• Going for a quiet morning walk or catching the sunset in the evening
• Laughing with your partner for no reason at all
• Hosting a barbecue with people you love
• Sitting on a porch with music playing in the background

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These are the human moments that bring us joy, peace, and perspective.

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Too often, we forget about them in our pursuit of more.

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This doesn’t mean you should abandon your goals or lose your ambition but our culture has glorified the nonstop grind, and that can lead to misalignment, burnout, and anxiety.

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I know this firsthand…when you're always pushing, always trying to control every variable, even the smallest interruption can throw off your whole rhythm.

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Instead of resisting, maybe it’s time we learned to flow with life a little more.

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Here’s My Challenge to You:

What are a few areas of your life that give you a deep sense of meaning and make you feel most human?

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Think about it and then, intentionally create space for them.

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Not next week.

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Not next year.

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Now.

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You might be surprised just how much joy and fulfillment they add when you make them a consistent part of your life.

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Let’s keep chasing our goals and also remember to live while we do it.

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Until next time,

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-Tyler

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​thetylerdaniel.com​

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