I used to think hustle = success.
The harder I worked, the closer I’d get.
I studied Tony Robbins.
I went to his events.
I bought into massive action—the cornerstone of his philosophy—because I believed the more I did, the faster I’d arrive.
But here’s what I learned the hard way:
Massive action in the wrong direction just gets you there faster… to somewhere you don’t want to be.
If you don’t know what you truly want—
if you’re not aligned with your deepest desires—
more hustle doesn’t help.
You don’t need more doing.
You need a sacred moment of truth—
The kind that aligns your heart with your vision.
Knowing who you are and what you want is the most sacred work you can do.
Because from there, you stop chasing and start leading yourself.
If you could strip away all the noise, what would you love?
If you can simply start there, and trust what you hear, that’s the beginning.