You don't stumble into a meaningful year—you design one. And your calendar is one of the most powerful confidence tools you have.

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In this episode, Baylor shares how—even in the middle of soreness, recovery, and new training cycles—he's already mapping out 2026. Not because every plan will happen exactly as written, but because putting intentions on the calendar forces momentum.

Most people live in "one day." Baylor breaks down why "one day" never arrives unless you schedule it, and why three types of commitments must appear on your calendar if you want next year to look different than last year:

1. Something to train for

2. Something to enjoy

3. Something to grow toward

He explains why training for anything (not just races) gives your life structure, why scheduling enjoyment prevents burnout, and why growth goals require dates—not wishes.

This framework helps eliminate wasted years, align your priorities, and build synergy across every part of your life. Whether it's fitness, finances, personal milestones, travel, or long-term dreams—your calendar will either be your compass or your constraint. You get to choose which.

What You'll Learn

• Why planning your year in advance increases the odds of achievement

• The difference between "working out" and "training"—and why it matters

• Why you MUST have joy on the calendar (or burnout wins)

• How travel gives you energy, perspective, and renewed creativity

• Why growth goals need dates, not dreams

• How scheduling prevents wasted years

• How aligning training, enjoyment, and growth creates momentum

• The mindset shift that turns your calendar into a confidence strategy

Featured Quote

"Putting something on your calendar doesn't guarantee you'll get it done—
but it guarantees you'll get more done than if you planned nothing."