Leap Beyond Limits by Simply Starting Today

Janet ran a small digital agency in Austin, juggling proposals, client calls, and team meetings. She hungered for bigger projects but never dared pitch to Fortune 500s—it felt out of reach. One afternoon, she stumbled on an article about a local energy giant searching for a new web-platform vendor. Most local shops ignored the chance—too big, too formal, too scary. But Janet remembered a key lesson: “The universe rewards action.”

She quickly wrote a two-sentence email and hit send, feeling equal parts excitement and dread. Within an hour, the procurement team responded, asking for a 15-minute Skype call. The call went well—not perfect, but well. Within a week, they teased a shortlist appearance, and the following month, Janet found herself touring their HQ. Though she didn’t win that round, she made the shortlist for a second energy firm—then a third. That first bold step lit a chain reaction that tripled her agency’s annual revenues.

Action is a signal both to your brain’s RAS and to the world that you are ready. By defining a small risk, acting quickly, and capturing feedback, Janet engineered a growth surge she’d only ever imagined.

Imagine that one thing you’ve been “shoulding” on yourself—pitching a bigger client, emailing a speaker request, enrolling in that advanced course. Pick the smallest bold step that cycles from this fear to action. Schedule it for tomorrow—no exceptions. Do it. Jot down the result, even if it diverges from your plan. This single leap, repeated with fresh insights, will build unstoppable momentum for your next big jump. Plan it tonight—then just do it in the morning.