Lori HarderFounder of glōci | Bestselling Author

Who You Are Today Matters Most (Here's Why)

9 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational dialogue, two speakers emphasize that personal growth is defined by who you become each day rather than fleeting moments of gratification. Speaker A stresses the importance of loving both the work you do and the evolving version of yourself during the process, warning against mistaking short‑term pleasure for true fulfillment. Speaker B reinforces the need to persist in the vision of the person you aspire to be, highlighting that external doubts or self‑imposed limitations can undermine that journey. Together, they argue that maintaining belief in your worth and capability is essential for achieving long‑term goals.

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No matter what you think you want or what you're going after physically or building, it really is who you're becoming every single day. Who am I becoming today? Because there's initial quick hits of fulfillment, but I wouldn't even say it's fulfillment, of gratification. But man, you gotta love what you're doing and what you're building, and you gotta love who you're becoming in that process.
It's so important to not give up on the person that you think you can be. So many times in my career, in my life, it's felt silly and ridiculous to think the things that I think or want the things that I want. And I can honestly say that it's possible if you just don't let other people convince you it's not, or even worse, convince yourself that it's not possible or that you aren't worthy or capable of doing whatever it is that you want to do.