The 365 Commitment

In this conversation, Guy Reams reflects on his childhood fears and the recurring nightmares that haunted him. He explores the theme of imagined fears versus actual dangers, sharing personal anecdotes about...

In this conversation, Guy Reams shares his transformative experience of running a marathon, highlighting the challenges he faced and the unexpected inspiration he found along the way. He reflects on the importance of...

There’s a lot of talk and theory about taking one path or another. The road less traveled. The straight and narrow. The shortest path first. We are taught to follow the map, read the signs, and keep ourselves aligned...

Avoid Work. Feel Stress. Perform Intensely. Burn Out. Recover. Repeat. Does this pattern sound familiar to you? If it does, you're like me. I've fought this cycle my entire life. I value consistency. I'm envious of...

One of my favorite scenes in The Matrix is when Cypher is setting up a deal with the machines. He asks to be plugged back into the Matrix, this time as a wealthy, important person—with no memory or knowledge of the...

Complacency is defined as a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself or one's achievements, often accompanied by a lack of awareness of potential dangers or deficiencies. Contentment, on the other hand,...

In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the themes of persistence, natural talent, and the importance of consistent effort in achieving success. He reflects on his own experiences and observations, particularly how...

I have taught high school algebra to six people in my life. When I say taught, I mean did their homework, helped them prepare for tests, and held their hand as they sobbed uncontrollably because they were convinced...

In this conversation, Guy Reams explores the concept of internal accountability, emphasizing the paradox of autonomy and the necessity of self-motivation. He discusses the importance of creating a self-accountability...

There’s a thought that each of us must confront: our sources of comfort will evolve. What once brought solace as a toddler—a toy, a song, a moment of stillness—will not suffice in adulthood. Our needs change, our...

So keep going. Not because it is easy. Not because you feel inspired. But because deep down, you know the truth: that you are capable of enduring more than you ever thought possible, and that victory earned in fire is...

I called my grandmother today; she is 100 years old and celebrating her 81st Mother's Day. She remembers spending many Mother's Days fishing. My grandfather loved fishing, and to him, any day was perfect for time...