Building Momentum, Not Perfection
from One Year, No Excuses Hosted by Chris Hawkins
In this episode of One Year, No Excuses, I share my Week 2 check-in and talk honestly about what it looks like to keep going after the initial motivation wears off. This week wasn’t perfect — but it was steady. And thatmatters. I walk through my weekly checklist around faith, focus, andcreation, name what went well, what didn’t, and reflect on a quieter kind of progress that doesn’t announce itself but still adds up over time. We talk about: Why momentum often feels boring - and why that’s not a bad thing What “mostly” actually tells us when we’re building new habits The difference between intention and action How preparation can count as real progress Why consistency matters more than intensity if you want something to last This podcast isn’t about hacks, hype, or perfection. It’s about showing up honestly, paying attention, and staying in the work - even when it feels quiet. If you’re trying to build new habits, pursue meaningfulgoals, or simply stop disappearing when things aren’t perfect, this episode isfor you. One year. No excuses. Simple honesty.
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