Never Do Nothing. A Reflection for New Year’s Eve
There’s a moral I keep returning to, especially at the end of a year like this one: You Never Do Nothing.
When life slows, I don’t stop.
I write.
I walk.
I meditate.
I clean my space so my mind can breathe.
I do dishes, take out the trash, clear the corner that’s been bothering me.
I earn my rest.
I earn my movement.
I earn my peace.
People think slow seasons mean inactivity. But slow seasons are where the real work happens, quietly, behind the scenes, one small step at a time.
The world doesn’t stop spinning for you.
So you learn to move with it.
That doesn’t mean hustle culture.
That doesn’t mean you never sit down.
It means you understand something simple and powerful:
Momentum doesn’t have to be loud.
Sometimes momentum is just not quitting.
If I waited for perfect timing, I’d have nothing.
If I waited for the people who left me to come back, I’d never heal.
If I waited to feel ready, I’d still be waiting.
This year scraped my knees.
Caught me some hard lessons.
Gave me hard days.
But it never broke me, and it never silenced me.
Because I Never Do Nothing.
And that’s how you go from where you were
to where you are
and from where you are
to where you’re going next.
So on this New Year’s Eve, here’s what I know for sure:
You don’t need a perfect plan.
You don’t need a brand-new version of yourself.
You don’t need the universe to rearrange itself for you.
You just need one step.
One move.
One choice that tells the world, and yourself, “I’m still in it.”
You Never Do Nothing.
And that’s how you win.
Coach Vida
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