Oh wait, it’s Monday already? Mondays—you know what they say about them, right? They drag, they’re tough, and they never seem like the right day to start anything new. And yet, we keep waiting for that one perfect day. The day when everything falls into place, the work feels easy, and we finally have the energy to tackle our goals.

The truth is, there are no good days. There’s only today. Good days aren’t some magical event—they’re relative, a reflection of how we choose to see them. We look back and decide, after the fact, that certain days were “good.” But waiting for those days to come? It’s just another way to procrastinate.

Every day, I lace up my shoes and run five miles. Some days, I feel strong, like I could keep going forever. Other days, every step feels like a struggle. But no matter how I feel, those five miles are there, waiting for me. The key isn’t to wait for a day when running feels effortless—it’s to do it even when it’s hard.

The challenge isn’t in finding the right day or waiting for things to feel easy. It’s about showing up when everything feels difficult. Because tomorrow? It’s just another today with a fresh set of excuses. It’s not going to magically get easier. You won’t suddenly feel ready.

There are no good days waiting to rescue you from the grind. What you have is today. That’s all you need. So, start when it’s hard. Those are the moments that matter most. It’s never going to get easier, and that’s why you need to do it now.

There are no good days—only today.