Last weekend, I took a trip to Tijuana for work on one of my projects, and I was also picking up some of our latest Don Matias Coffee. It was a productive trip, but on my way back, my truck was broken into, and some valuable equipment, including my laptop, was stolen. As frustrating as it was, I’m focused on moving forward and replacing what’s needed to keep things on track. I’m sharing this not just to update you but to remind us all that setbacks happen, even when we’re doing our best. What matters is how we keep pushing forward, finding ways to learn, and building resilience. I’d love to hear from anyone who’s had a similar experience—how did you bounce back? Let’s keep supporting each other through every twist and turn. Legacy Creator

Imagine yourself a month from now, looking back at this moment as the turning point. The day you finally understood why success sometimes feels more threatening than failure. Let me share something that happened in my garden a while ago... I noticed this beautiful butterfly repeatedly bumping against my window. From inside, I could clearly see the open sky, the freedom just meters away. Yet this butterfly kept choosing the familiar barrier over the uncertain path to freedom. [As you're reading this, notice what part of this story feels most familiar...] You see, our minds are masterful architects of what I call "comfortable failure." Like that butterfly, we often choose the known limitations over uncertain success. It's not just procrastination or fear - it's a sophisticated protection mechanism. 🌀 Perspective Shift Exercise: Close your eyes for a moment and imagine success as a room in your mind. Now: 1. What color are the walls? 2. How does the air feel? 3. Where do you stand in this room? [Hold that image...] But before we explore what you discovered, let me tell you what happened with that butterfly... I noticed something fascinating: every time it got closer to finding the open window, it would deliberately fly back to its familiar spot. Sound like any projects you know? 😉 Here's where it gets interesting... 🔮 Future Self Integration: Imagine yourself three months from now, having completely transformed this pattern. As your future self: - What advice would you give to yourself today? - What was the first small shift that changed everything? - What do you wish you'd known sooner? - [Take a moment to really feel into those answers...] Now, back to our butterfly... When I finally opened the window wider, something unexpected happened. Instead of flying straight out, it took three small hops along the windowsill first. Each hop a tiny risk, each movement building trust in its new reality. This is exactly how we transform our relationship with success - not in one giant leap, but in conscious micro-movements.