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The Captain & The Craft When you’re the captain of your mission, you are responsible for maintaining your vessel. This isn’t just the physical upkeep; it’s also about learning to navigate, direction-setting, and knowing your coordinates—just like in life. In real life, your boat is your body. Are you maintaining it? Are you taking care of it? You can’t navigate toward your goals if your vessel is falling apart. Learning to navigate and regain control over the direction you are heading in is vital for feeling fulfilled. A captain doesn’t just set sail without a plan. They learn to navigate, understand the tools at their disposal, and use them to chart their course. In life, these tools are your goals, plans, and direction. Without a clear destination, you’re just cruising without purpose. When you’ve spent time learning to navigate, something incredible happens: autopilot kicks in. Your skills, honed through years of practice, become muscle memory. You learn to operate on little sleep, backing your abilities even when things get tough. You will get back in the driving seat in 7 days.