Welcome to the May Daily Stepping thread. It all comes down to what steps do you need to take to make your life better, achieve something worthwhile, help support the growth of people your care about, or cope with necessary changes.
John Steinbeck found a device that worked for him. He warmed-up every day by writing to his journal or to his editor friend. He did this with Grapes of Wrath and East of Eden. At one point in East of Eden he writes of one of his character's plans in his daily letter.
"[Today] I'm going to set down Adam's plans for his life. The fact that he isn't going to to get even one of them has no emphasis whatever. Plans are real things and not experience. A rich life is rich in plans. If the don't come off, they are still a little bit realized. If the do, they may be disappointing. That's why a trip described becomes better the greater the time between the trip and the telling. I believe too, that if you know a [person's] plans, you know more about [them] than you can in any other way.' Journal of a Novel, p. 94.
Make plans, set up steps, share here, report back. Repeat.
Lynx