Daily Good Will — with Kris Evergreen (Evergreen Echoes)
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di Kris Evergreen
We're deep into summer now. The kind of heat where your car feels like a preheated oven. Where every outdoor plan comes with a sunscreen negotiation. It's also late July. Which means we're past the halfway point of the year. And if you're like most people, you might be looking at those January goals and thinking... well. That got away from me. Here's the thing about summer Mondays. They have this sneaky quality. The weekend hangover hits different when you've been at a cookout or on a road trip.
Late July has this particular energy. Summer's been around long enough that the novelty has worn off. The heat isn't charming anymore. It's just hot. You've been to a few cookouts. You've done the road trip thing. And somewhere in the back of your mind, you're realizing we're past the midpoint of the year. Which means your brain might be running an audit. Checking what you said you'd do back in January against what actually happened.
We're deep in the thick of summer now. The kind of heat where you step outside and it feels like the air has weight to it. Everything moves a little slower. The afternoon stretches out like it has nowhere to be.
It's peak summer now. The kind of Friday where the heat sits heavy by lunchtime and everyone's checking the clock like it's moving backwards. You've made it through another week. But let's be honest. Some of those tasks you wanted to finish are still sitting there. Maybe a few conversations went sideways. Maybe you're just tired in a way that sleep doesn't quite fix. That's fine. That's just July doing what July does. The year hits its midpoint and suddenly you realize you're not where you thoug
We're deep in the thick of summer now. The kind of heat where your car feels like a convection oven. Where ice melts faster than you can drink it. It's also the midpoint of the year. We're past the halfway mark. And if you're like most people, some of those big January plans are still sitting in the parking lot with the windows cracked. That's not failure. That's just how time moves when you're living it.
We're deep in the thick of summer now. The kind of heat where the air feels like it has weight. Where you step outside and immediately start negotiating with yourself about whether you really need to do that thing. It's also the middle of the week and the middle of the year.
We're deep in the thick of summer now. The kind of Tuesday where the heat sits on everything like a heavy blanket. You're halfway through the year. Halfway through the week. Halfway through your second iced coffee. And if you're feeling that weird mid-everything energy, you're not alone.
We're deep into summer now. The kind of heat where your car feels like a sauna and every plan requires calculating shade. It's also that weird midpoint of the year. You're seven months in. Some of those January intentions are still humming along. Others have wandered off like a dog at a cookout. And now it's Monday. Which means your brain is trying to remember what momentum feels like. Here's today's advice.
Middle of July. Peak summer. The heat is doing that thing where it makes everything feel slower. Like the air itself has weight. You're probably deep into whatever summer looks like for you now. Road trips. Cookouts. The rhythm of longer days. Or maybe just trying to keep your houseplants alive while the sun treats your apartment like a slow cooker. Either way. We're at the midpoint. Of summer. Of the year. That strange moment when you realize half of 2026 is already behind you.
We're right in the middle of summer now. The kind of Saturday where the heat hits you the second you step outside. Maybe you've got plans. A cookout. A drive somewhere. Or maybe you're just trying to stay cool. Either way. It's one of those days where you can feel the year turning.