Wiggle (Part 3): The 7-Day Everyday Maverick Challenge
Understanding a principle is one thing.
Practicing it is where identity is formed.
This is not a motivational exercise.
This is a structured reset for when you feel stuck.
For the next 7 days, you will not try to fix your life.
You will only wiggle.
Step One: Identify the Pressure Point
Before you begin, answer this honestly:
Where do you feel stuck right now?
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Finances?
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Health?
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Work?
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A delayed decision?
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A difficult conversation?
Do not dramatize it.
Just name it.
Write it down.
Clarity reduces anxiety.
Step Two: Shrink the Target
Now reduce that problem to the smallest executable action possible.
Not the full solution.
The smallest movement.
Examples:
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If it’s financial pressure → review one statement.
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If it’s health → take a 10-minute walk.
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If it’s business → send one proposal.
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If it’s relational → send one honest message.
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If it’s clutter → clear one drawer.
If it feels too big, shrink it again.
Wiggle only works if the movement is achievable.
Step Three: Execute Without Emotion
Complete the task.
No internal speeches.
No self-criticism.
No over-celebration.
Just finish it.
Completion builds evidence.
Step Four: Repeat Daily for 7 Days
Each day:
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Identify the smallest movement.
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Complete it fully.
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Record it.
Keep a simple log:
Day 1 — Action Completed
Day 2 — Action Completed
Day 3 — Action Completed
Momentum becomes visible when tracked.
Should you wish to track yourself using a digital tool, then try the Habit app. Here is a link for Android devices
The Devotional Reflection
Each evening, reflect on this question:
Did I move today?
Not:
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Did I win?
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Did I solve it?
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Did everything change?
Only:
Did I move?
Movement is obedience to growth.
A Faith Anchor
If you want to ground this spiritually, reflect on this principle:
Faith is rarely demonstrated in giant leaps.
In the Bible it is often expressed through daily, disciplined action.
The widow’s oil.
The five loaves and two fish.
The mustard seed.
Small obedience.
Compounding impact.
What You Will Notice
By Day 3:
Resistance decreases.
By Day 5:
Confidence increases.
By Day 7:
You no longer feel frozen.
The problem may not be fully solved.
But you will no longer be stuck.
And that changes everything.
The Maverick Standard
Everyday Mavericks are not defined by dramatic breakthroughs.
They are defined by disciplined micro-movement under pressure.
Wiggle is not weakness.
It is controlled forward motion.
You do not need ideal conditions.
You need daily execution.
Your Challenge
For the next 7 days:
Move something.
Every day.
No matter how small.
Start with the little toe.
Then keep going.
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