This is a short excerpt from a YouTube video ("Lead Your Days Like THIS!" by Daniel Borschel) arguing that living with intention is an active, offensive stance—essentially assertiveness or personal agency—rather than a passive or soft approach. The speaker connects leading each day with increased aliveness, connection, meaning, and growth, and emphasizes repeating intentional days to "feel the day again."
What successful people are doing as they want more aliveness, connection, meaning, and growth. They're just leading the day with so much more intention. Their intention, it's offense. They're more assertive into the world than reactive, to use another word. Because sometimes people think intention is too soft. I'm like, oh, no, intention is offense. Intention is assertiveness. Right? I assert myself in the world, and soon as you understand that, you're like, oh, okay, me being on offense or in assertiveness or in personal agency, or. I just like the word intention much better. I like the vibe of it, right? Then it's very different. I need more days intentional for you. More days intentional. That's how you get to feel the day again.
