Embarking on a new year doesn't automatically ensure transformative change in your life. One common pitfall is the rush to set ambitious New Year's goals—lose weight by March, make six figures by June—only to find oneself disheartened when those deadlines pass without fruition. 

The key, I believe, is to adopt the mantra: "Go slow to go fast." This entails meticulously crafting a plan of attack, focusing on the present moment, asking yourself, "What am I going to do TODAY?" Applying this principle to health and fitness, it's akin to recognizing that one step is equivalent to one rep, emphasising the importance of gradual progress. 

Slowing down allows for a clearer perspective; it's about collapsing time, revealing blind spots that are missed when moving too hastily. While it may seem counterintuitive, true transformation unfolds slowly, challenging the misconception that faster actions yield faster results. Rushing through goals can lead to inevitable drifts, and the idea that "Fast Cash don't last" serves as a stark reminder that sustainable success often requires patient, intentional steps rather than hasty leaps.

Join me in this conversation where we break down this concept and discuss how we can implement it in our actions today. 

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