Embracing the Challenge: My Journey to 1,000 Books

I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to commit—truly commit—to a goal that seems almost impossible. Some of you may know Nas Daily, the guy who made a video every single day for 1,000 days. His secret? Deadlines and self-discipline. It got me wondering: What if I did the same?

So, I’ve set a goal that might sound a little crazy. I’m committing to write and publish one book a day for the next 1,000 days. Yes, it’s a daunting challenge, but it’s one that excites me to the core. Because like Nas, I believe that consistency is the real key to success—not just talent or ideas—but the relentless pursuit of showing up, even when it’s hard.

There will be days when I’m tired, days when I’ll feel like I have nothing more to prove. And there have already been those moments when I’ve thought about giving up. But what keeps me going is the why behind this journey. I do it for you, my readers—for the stories we still need to tell, the lessons we have yet to learn, and the lives we’re yet to touch.

Nas spent 10 hours a day to perfect a one-minute video. I imagine there will be days where I’ll pour in that much time—or more—just to get one idea right. But that’s okay. Because I believe in this. I believe in pushing myself to the edge of what’s possible, and I believe in the power of words to inspire change.

So as I embark on this journey, I hope you’ll stick with me. There will be highs and lows, successes and setbacks, but together, we’ll see how far discipline, passion, and a little bit of courage can take us.

Here’s to the next 1,000 days.