I hope you all had a fantastic start to the new year.

Although 2025 was one of the busiest years of my life, it was also one of the most rewarding. It always shocks me how far you can get in 12 months if you really set your mind to it and go after your goals. It won’t be easy, though. You have to show up every day, even when you don’t feel like it. But it will be worth it.

It takes one year to change your life. Why not this one?

A year from now, you’ll wish you had started today.

One of my favorite things to do at the beginning of a new year is to hit pause, look back, and reflect. An exercise I like to do every year is an annual review.

It’s simple. Grab a notepad and create 2 columns: positive and negative. Now go through the past year and write down all the highlights and lowlights. Put them in their respective columns. Once you’ve gone through the year, look at your list and ask, “What 20% of each column produced the most reliable or powerful peaks?” Based on the answers, take your positive leaders and do more of them in the new year.

This works for almost anything. Review your investment portfolio. Write down what went well. What didn’t. What you would have done differently. What you want to keep doing. Who and what helped you the most. Do this for any part of your life you want to improve: relationships, career, business, sports, anything.

This is one of the most effective and fastest ways to improve, because you can only improve what you track. If you don’t track it, you’ll never get better.

Block 1 or 2 hours. I’ve been doing this for years, and it has helped me tremendously.

A new year means a new opportunity.

The good thing about a new year is that you can treat it as a blank slate. All the wins, losses, mistakes, and lessons from last year can be left behind. You don’t have to carry them over.

For some, it’s just another day. But psychologically, it can be much more.

It can serve as a good reset.

Now on to the market.

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