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🔒 THE 12×30 NO-BS CHALLENGE — OFFICIAL RULEBOOK

CORE PRINCIPLE

One month. One challenge. Thirty days.

You are not optimizing outcomes.

You are proving consistency.



📜 THE 12 CHALLENGES


  1. 30 days of no fast food

  2. 30 days of no outside coffee

  3. 30-day plank challenge

  4. 30-day squat challenge

  5. 30 days of reading

  6. 30 days of finding new talent

  7. 30 days of walking outside

  8. 30 days of apple cider vinegar water in the morning

  9. 30 days of no weed

  10. 30 days of sending 50 emails per day

  11. 30 days of writing minimum one hour per day

  12. 30 days of overhead knee ups


These go into the hat exactly as written.



🎩 MONTHLY DRAW PROTOCOL


Day 1 of the month:

  1. Write each challenge on paper

  2. Put all 12 into a hat

  3. Shake

  4. Draw one

  5. Commit — no swaps


The draw is final.



✅ DAILY SUCCESS DEFINITION


A day is successful if:

The task was completed.

That’s it.

Not “done well.” Not “felt good.” Completed.



🧠 MINIMUM VIABLE COMPLETION (MVC)


Before each month starts, you define the lowest acceptable version of the task that still counts.

Examples (not rules, just structure):

  • Emails → templates allowed

  • Writing → messy drafts count

  • Movement → lowest intensity version counts

MVC is how you finish, not how you cheat.



❌ NON-NEGOTIABLE RULES


  • No stacking challenges

  • No restarting months

  • No punishment for missed days

  • No explaining gaps publicly

  • No adding rules mid-month

Miss a day → continue tomorrow.



🎥 OPTIONAL DOCUMENTATION RULE (RECOMMENDED)


Regardless of the challenge:

  • One short daily check-in video

  • Same clip → YouTube Shorts + TikTok

Simple format:

“Day X of the 12×30. Today’s challenge: ___.”

This builds visibility without pressure.



🧯 INTENSITY-MONTH SAFETY RULE


If the draw is:

  • 50 emails/day

  • 1 hour writing/day

  • No weed


Then:

  • No new launches

  • No extra commitments

  • Protect sleep, food, and parenting bandwidth

These months are about endurance, not expansion.


 
 
 

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