Why do we wait for the storm before we take action? In this episode, we dive into a timeless insight from President John F. Kennedy: “The time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining.” First shared in his 1962 State of the Union address, the message is simple but profound—don’t wait for crisis before you act. Fix what needs fixing now, when conditions are calm, resources are available, and you still have room to breathe.We unpack what this looks like in real life, from workplace projects that need early attention to the small cracks in our routines, relationships, and responsibilities that we tend to ignore. Because we’ve all had moments where we knew something needed attention, but we pushed it off… until it became a much bigger problem.Listen in as we explore how proactive leadership—and proactive living—helps prevent small issues from becoming full-blown fires. Because waiting for the storm doesn’t make us stronger. Preparing before it hits does.💡 What You’ll Learn:• Why proactive action beats reactive scrambling • How small “roof repairs” today prevent major crises tomorrow • Real-world examples of catching problems early—at work and in life • The mindset shift leaders make to notice and act before the storm • How tiny, consistent fixes build long-term stability and confidence🛠️ Action Step:Identify one small task you’ve been avoiding—an email, a conversation, a tiny repair, a lingering responsibility. Do it today, while the “sun is shining.” Build the habit of handling the small things before they become big things.📌 Perfect For:• Leaders and managers • Anyone who struggles with procrastination • People navigating stress, uncertainty, or change • Teams who want to stay ahead instead of putting out fires • Anyone committed to personal growth and proactive living

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