One Day or....Day one?

One Day... or Day One: The Power of Starting Now

“One day…” It’s a phrase we’ve all said to ourselves, a promise to take action in the future. But what if that future never arrives? What if “one day” is just a safe way to postpone our dreams? This is where the mindset of "Day One" comes in—a commitment to start, however imperfectly, right now. The difference between “one day” and “Day One” is not time; it’s intention.

Deciding to make today your Day One is a declaration. It’s about moving past hesitation, embracing the unknown, and taking that first step. Whether it’s running your first mile, pursuing a personal goal, or making a difference in your community, Day One is the moment you stop planning and start doing. The journey will never be perfect, but it will always be worth it.

For me, "Day One" was the moment I laced up my running shoes and decided to make every mile matter. Through running, I’ve found a way to combine passion with purpose, raising funds for students in underserved communities. Each step reminds me that every great change starts with a single decision—to begin. So, what will you choose? One day… or Day One?