I’ve always known meditation was powerful. Over the past decade, I’ve dibbled and dabbled with it plenty of times, but I never built a practice that actually lasted. That started changing when I went through the Seven-Day Reset and became more intentional about not checking my phone first thing in the morning. Because I don’t usually have to wake up at a specific time, I’ve started turning my phone completely off at night and leaving it downstairs. When I wake up, I go straight into our guest room, sit down, and do box breathing: Inhale for 4 seconds Hold for 4 Exhale for 4 Hold for 4 I don’t give myself a specific time requirement. Some mornings it’s two minutes, and other mornings it might be 15. Ironically, even though I’m doing box breathing, I don’t want to put myself in a box lol. The second I tell myself I have to meditate for 20 minutes every day, it starts feeling like another obligation. Keeping it flexible makes it much easier for me to stay consistent. Once I’m done, my reward is getting access to my phone. And trust me, I definitely want to check it. I want to see my emails, new members joining our Skool communities, revenue, notifications, and everything else that happened overnight. The first two weeks were hard, but today I noticed my meditation felt much deeper and my focus was noticeably better. Nothing complicated. I’m just training myself to slow down, breathe, and center myself before giving the outside world access to my attention. It all started with the Seven-Day Reset.