Most people wait to celebrate until they’ve hit the finish line. But if you only celebrate the outcome, you’re missing the real fuel for progress. Comment “READ” to get the full breakdown in my newsletter. Celebration creates momentum. It trains your nervous system to associate effort with reward, and that’s what drives you forward. Think about it: a runner doesn’t just collapse at the end of a race. They raise their arms and anchor the moment. That emotion becomes fuel for the next challenge. The same is true in business, in your health, in your relationships, in life. When you acknowledge your wins, whether it’s closing a deal, making a hard decision, or showing up for yourself, you create a positive feedback loop. You’re literally rewiring your brain to feel pleasure in progress. And over time, that creates something even more powerful: gratitude. Because the more you celebrate, the more you notice what’s working. And when you live from a place of appreciation, you feel more ...