This week, I found myself really focusing on the idea that entrepreneurship is less about a single breakthrough moment and more about consistent reflection, observation, and personal accountability. Jeff Sandefer’s essay on Your Entrepreneur’s Journal really struck a chord with me. I’ve always assumed that great entrepreneurs were fueled by bold ideas and fearless execution. While that’s kind of true, this reading helped me see that the real power lies in developing habits that sharpen awareness and enhance learning. One of the key concepts that really resonated with me is the practice of making experiences into actionable insights. I really liked the idea that a journal is not just a record of events, but a mirror, a tool to hold myself accountable, identify patterns in my thinking, and track my progress over time. I also loved the image of a journal as a “nest egg” from the Thoreau quote. It helped me see each lesson I document as an investment ...