Consequently, a simple practice emerges. Each morning, choose a margin—before coffee, after lunch, or just before sleep—and script one brief courageous act aligned with your values. Do it the same way you brush your teeth: small, reliable, non-negotiable. In the evening, write one sentence about what you attempted and what changed, however slightly.
Each week, raise the difficulty one notch and share one story with a trusted friend; social accountability and narrative meaning reinforce identity. Over months, your notes become a ledger of transformation. The pages of your days don’t change, but their edges do—until, almost shyly, the ordinary reads as magnificent. [...]
