Stop Measuring Your Progress by the Finish Line We’ve all been told to “keep your eyes on the prize,” but lately I’ve realized that can be a trap. If you measure your goals only by where you’re trying to go, you’ll always feel like you’re losing. The real measurement is this: Compare yourself to where you were, not where you’re going. This week hit me with a reminder I needed. I’ve already sold as much this week as I sold during the entire last month . That’s wild. And no—this isn’t me flexing, bragging, or obsessing over the numbers. I promised myself I wouldn’t stress about how much I make, and I’m still sticking to that. I’m sharing this because it proves something every seller forgets: Selling is a roller coaster, not a rocket ship. It jerks, dips, throws you sideways, and sometimes breaks down right after you bought popcorn. But when it’s moving, it moves. Resetting My Money Mindset Over the last few weeks, I caught myself worrying about money that didn’t even exist...