?? How to Get Back on Track After a Slip | ?? Every action is a vote for the type of person you want to become.

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Originally published in Daily Reflections

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We all fall off track.

We oversleep.

We skip the gym.

We scroll instead of write.

We break the promise we made to ourselves.

The mistake isn’t the problem. What you do next is what defines you.

James Clear puts it perfectly:

“Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you want to become.”

When you get back on track, especially after a slip, you cast a powerful vote.

It’s not about streaks. It’s not about being perfect. It’s about proving to yourself that you’re someone who returns.

You don’t need to win every day. But you do need to show up again.

That’s how identity is built. That’s how resilience grows. That’s how momentum returns.

So if you slipped recently, here’s your gentle reminder: Today is a great day to start again. And that small act? It’s a vote.

?? You’re always one good decision away from being back on track.

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