One thing I've learned is to trust my past self.
Whenever I have an idea that feels important, I don't tell myself, "I'll remember it later."
I write it down and schedule it.
Today, one of those tasks came up.
"Migrate your LinkedIn posts to your website."
When I saw it, I honestly thought...
"Why did I even schedule this?"
It felt like a waste of time.
But I trusted the version of me that created the task.
So I did it anyway.
Halfway through, I remembered exactly why it mattered.
It ended up being one of those things that doesn't feel valuable until it's done.
That's when I realized something.
Sometimes your past self has more clarity than your present self.

