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KICKSTART: THE FIRST STEP

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THE FIRST STEP

This Isn’t a Sample. It’s a Line in the Sand.

Most people spend years trying to make progress without realizing they’re solving the wrong problem. They try new routines. They double down on discipline. They collect productivity hacks like they’re building a shrine to future potential. But nothing sticks, because they’re still operating from the same assumptions.

This isn’t another planning tool. It’s the moment where the excuses lose their grip.

The First Step is a 7-day workbook designed to expose the friction between who you are and how you’re showing up. It doesn’t teach you what to do. It shows you what’s actually going on. And once you see it, you’ll stop asking for clarity and start making decisions.

If your first instinct is to skim for the “important parts,” just know that’s probably the part of the habit that got you stuck in the first place.

What It Is

It’s a 7-day self-coaching workbook. Ten minutes a day. No pep talks. No performance.

Each day walks you into a different part of your thinking. Not the surface stuff. The stuff underneath. The assumptions running the show behind the scenes.

You’ll stop defaulting to what’s probable and start looking at what’s possible. You’ll name what you actually want instead of settling for what sounds reasonable to other people. You’ll stop waiting for the perfect plan and figure out what to do when motivation flakes and perfection taps out.

By the end of the week, you’ll have a clear goal, forward motion, and—maybe for the first time—the ability to call yourself out before your excuses start sounding convincing again.

It’s not about getting it perfect. It’s about getting out of the loop.

Fair warning: your inner saboteur is going to hate this. You’ll love that for you.

Who It’s For

You’re smart. You’re self-aware. You’ve read the books. You’ve done the journaling. You might even have a favourite highlighter.

And still, you’re stuck in the prelude to change. The moment right before the actual shift. This is for the version of you that’s done pretending confusion is the problem, that’s starting to suspect trying harder isn’t the solution, and that’s tired of delaying your life until it finally feels like the right time.

You don’t need more insight. You need traction. You need to see your blind spots up close, name them, and move anyway.

If you’re not willing to be honest with yourself, this won’t work.

But if you are?

You’ll get more clarity in seven days than you’ve had in the past seven months.

Take the First Step

You already know what staying stuck feels like. You know the particular weight of circling the same problem with new language and calling that progress. This is your chance to find out what happens when you stop waiting to feel ready.

The First Step isn’t something you try. It’s something you decide to do.

Because the second you start showing up for yourself differently, everything shifts. Not in theory. In motion.

All it takes is ten minutes a day and the willingness to stop bullshitting yourself.

Decide now. The rest is just follow-through.

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Danielle Wintrip

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– Lauren O’Donnell

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Emilie Begin

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Hanna Wheeler

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Emily Graves

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– Melonie De Guzman

“I used to be someone who sought external validation, but now I’m the type of person who seeks feedback and takes responsibility for my own sense of worth.”

Guinevere Orvis

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– Andrea Pilati

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Shannon Patterson

“I used to be someone who feared new challenges (a perfectionist at heart), but now I’m the type of person who “figures” things out.”

– Sukeina Jethabhai

“I used to be someone who cared a lot about what other people thought. Now I’m someone who still cares a lot about what other people think, but knows how to make choices based on my own needs.”

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