Progress You Can Point To
Insight
Change that is felt but never recorded stays invisible to the person making it. A small, honest record turns "nothing is working" into evidence you can actually read.
Why it works
The mind discounts slow progress and remembers recent failures. A visible record corrects the bias, and seeing your own consistency is one of the strongest fuels for continuing.
Practical takeaway
Keep a one-line record this week: what you did, and one sentence about it. Review it on Sunday — read it as evidence, not as a scorecard.
Good question to ask someone
What progress have you made this month that you haven't yet given yourself credit for?