Why I’m Treating the Next 90 Days Like a CEO

I’ve learned something about myself over the years. When I focus, I can get a lot done. I’ve seen it play out in my corporate sales career, in network marketing, and in different seasons of my life. Focus has always been my strength. It’s also been the thing that disappears when I try to do too much at once.

That’s why I’m approaching the next 90 days differently.

Not with pressure. Not with hustle. And not with a long list of goals that look impressive on paper but are hard to sustain in real life. I’m treating this season the way a CEO would. With intention, clarity, and fewer decisions.

When I look back at my past successes, they didn’t come from doing everything. They came from choosing a few priorities and honoring them consistently. Strong mornings. Clear boundaries. A rhythm that supported my energy instead of draining it. When I had those things in place, everything else flowed more easily.

Somewhere along the way, like many of us, I started adding more instead of refining. More ideas. More commitments. More noise. And while enthusiasm is a beautiful thing, too much of it without structure can lead to starting strong and fading just as quickly.

This season isn’t about proving anything. It’s about building trust with myself again. It’s about removing unnecessary decisions so I can show up fully for the things that matter most. That’s what real leadership looks like to me now.

Treating the next 90 days like a CEO means deciding ahead of time what gets my best energy. It means protecting my mornings, honoring my boundaries, and giving myself permission to focus instead of multitasking my way through life. It also means choosing stability over chaos and consistency over intensity.

At this stage of life, I’m not interested in quick fixes or dramatic overhauls. I’m interested in sustainable growth. The kind that supports my health, my work, my relationships, and the future I’m intentionally building.

I know from experience that when I simplify, I execute. When I focus, I follow through. And when I lead myself well, everything else has room to grow.

That’s the mindset I’m carrying into February and beyond. Not rushing. Not forcing. Just leading with clarity, purpose, and trust in the process.