Daily commitments beat weekly ones because they align with a natural reset each morning. The first 2-3 hours after waking, before dawn, is the golden window for real work. Consistency in that window compounds into far more output than any weekly plan.
Daily is easier than weekly. I have found that things that I set myself to do every single day tend to get done with far more regularity than things I set myself to do weekly. Because it's the daily thing. It's a lot easier to procrastinate, quite frankly. And I don't really have a beginning of week the way that I have a beginning of day, especially having these sort of 7-day weeks of work that I do. So what I have found is that when I structure things to be happening every day, I wind up doing them a lot more. And that is going to create a whole lot more value, right, for me and for my customers. And within that, I find doing at the beginning of the day is the key thing. I do have a beginning of day which is marked by waking up in the morning. So those first 2-3 hours before dawn, those are my golden time. That's my golden productivity. The more I use that and the more regularly and consistently I put that time to work, man, the more I actually get done in the course of that week. Daily is better than weekly.
