These are the slides for today. Have a great meeting I can't join tonight, I'll be playing at a worship evening with my children.

$83k in MRR was my IMPOSSIBLE GOAL for 2026. When I get the most recent 12-month engagement signed, I will surpass that. And in the last 12 months, btw. And I haven't even figured out how to sell and market myself yet. Once that happens, it's no longer growth; it's scaling. (WE ALL NEED TO LEARN THE DIFFERENCE) Pictured is a small group that shows up every week. The breakthroughs happening are 10x what we had when we started this group nearly 3 years ago. (I'll let the others share their breakthrough stories.) I would really love to see or hear about your progress, or lack thereof, for those of you who haven't been to calls in weeks or months. This group has helped me because I've been facilitating for 3 years and practicing the principles we've been teaching — this stuff really works… My word for the year was "IDENTITY." I've been realizing that I belong in the big boardrooms with the world's largest companies, and I've been operating from that lens. This is so meaningful bc I thought getting to $83k in MRR was the ticket, and then I could do all the things I want to do, but in reality, that’s not how it works. But that IMPOSSIBLE GOAL will change. The next step is $100k/month, but should the IMPOSSIBLE GOAL BE $150k/month? What's insane to me is that on Dec 2, 2023, the day I met Dr. Benjamin Hardy at the airport after our final Q4 Challenge meeting, my Monthly Recurring Revenue was $0. He said, "Most people let life happen to them, not for them. How can you make life happen for you, Clegg? Commit." LIFE CHANGING Where are you living a "default future?" Where are you NOT committing? What breakthroughs have you experienced that you can share where someone else could learn from you? @Barbara St Jean @Dawn Apuan @Tracy Clark @Chaz Horn @Km Belnap @Abigail Ababio @Kuldeep T @Kavan Balasuriya @Joe Travaglione @Michelle Wilson @Sheida Guilak @Marialexandra Garcia @Jon Hord @Rosemary Kimani @Toby Thomas

What would my 2036 self be frustrated to discover I was still tolerating after September 2026? 1. FRAME — What is 2026 actually about? Start with Ben’s original questions, but press beyond the first answer. What does 2026 mean to me and my life? - If I had to give this year a title, what would it be? - What is the deeper theme beneath everything that has happened? - What has 2026 been trying to teach me that I resisted learning? - Where have I changed most since January? - What has become clearer about who I am? - What has become clearer about who I am not? - What matters to me now that mattered much less nine months ago? - What did I think 2026 was going to be about—and what has it actually been about? Then ask: What would make 2026 a genuinely pivotal year rather than simply another year? 2. THE 2036 VIEW — Let the future judge the present Now go ten years out. Imagine it is September 25, 2036. You are looking back at this period of your life. Ask yourself: - Why did 2026 turn out to matter so much? - What decision did I make in 2026 that changed the trajectory of the next decade? - What did I finally stop doing? - What did I finally become willing to pursue? - What relationship, opportunity, capability, or identity began here? - What did I have the courage to walk away from? - What did I stop needing permission for? - What did my 2036 self eventually realize I was dramatically underestimating in 2026? - What did I think was a huge risk then that now looks obvious? - What did I nearly miss because I was too busy maintaining my current life? And one especially useful question: What would my 2036 self be frustrated to discover I was still tolerating after September 2026? 3. FLOOR — What can no longer come with you? Hardy defines the floor as the cutoff: what you filter out and therefore no longer do. A bigger future raises that floor because many current options simply cannot produce the future you want. So ask: - What am I tolerating that the next version of me would immediately eliminate? - Where am I lowering my standards because something is familiar, comfortable, profitable, or hard to disappoint? - What commitments belong to an earlier version of me? - Which goals once mattered but are now lesser goals? - What am I continuing simply because I have already invested time, money, reputation, or emotion into it? - What activities make me feel productive while actually keeping me small? - What relationships or roles require me to remain an outdated version of myself? - Where am I solving the same problem repeatedly instead of changing the system? - What am I saying yes to because I fear what saying no would mean?

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Clegg shared some excellent prompts for our call today to help us finish the year strong. I put these on a slide deck to facilitate our meeting. Looking forward to discussing this with you.