Act On The Big Thing: Who Are You Fighting For?

 As I near the completion of my book "Act on the Big Thing," I’ve been reflecting on the final chapter—one dedicated to resilience and accountability. While accountability felt straightforward, I struggled with resilience. Something just didn’t sit right. In fact, I nearly cut it out altogether.

But then, a moment of clarity hit me like a lightning bolt.
This afternoon, during my usual walk, I noticed the people around me—exercising, smiling, seemingly at peace. I looked like I was one of them, but inside, I was anything but. I was wrestling with doubt and frustration. Don’t you just hate that feeling when your mind is at war with itself?
Then, out of nowhere, I started to smile. And just as suddenly, tears filled my eyes. Imagine—smiling and crying at the same time. What on earth was happening?

Here’s the truth: I had found the answer to my struggle with resilience, and it hit me so deeply that it moved me to tears. When you stumble upon a truth that resonates with your soul, it’s as if the universe itself whispers, “You’ve found it.”
We often chase goals thinking about the joy they’ll bring us. But in the world of acting on the big thing, that’s a narrow perspective. If your fight is just for yourself, you stand alone. But when you fight for something bigger—your family, your community, someone who needs you—the entire universe rallies behind you.

So, what does this have to do with resilience?

When you know who you’re fighting for, when your actions are driven by love, by the desire to lift others up, something magical happens. You become unstoppable. Every setback, every obstacle, becomes just another step in the journey, because it’s not just about you—it’s about the cause you stand for.

So, I’ll ask you this: In your quest to act on your big thing, who are you fighting for?

Remember, I’m here with you on this journey. I believe in you. You’re my hero. 💪

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