Through action I become my future self

by doing that which my future self does

daily

Inspired by the concept that identity forms through repeated action and daily habits

This illustration captures something powerful: you don't become who you want to be through one big moment—you become that person through what you do every single day.

The work explores this mind-bending idea of "doing what your future self does."

You're acting as if you're already that person, which through repetition, gradually makes it real. You're not a writer until you write regularly. You're not disciplined until you consistently show discipline.

The 1% daily improvement framework?

It's about small, consistent actions that compound over time. Not dramatic transformation requiring heroic effort—just incremental shifts. Training a bit more, showing empathy slightly more often, acting when you said you would.

Research backs this up: consistency matters more than intensity for lasting change.

Small daily actions create more permanent shifts than sporadic bursts of effort.

Sometimes who you are isn't just about daily actions.

This framework works better for behavior-based goals rather than for identity issues rooted in deeper stuff—trauma, mental health, or circumstances beyond your control.

What's one small action that, if done consistently, would move you closer to who you want to become?

What does your future self do that you could start doing 1% more today?

What's your 1% shift?

Daily actions compound into identity

You don't become your future self through one moment—through what you do every day.

Act as if you're already that person through repetition. Small, consistent actions create permanent shifts.

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