Think of it as a railroad, not a blank page I've spent years teaching a framework I call On the Right Track. It starts with a picture instead of a rule. Every day brings a lot of small, forgettable data — that's the gravel, the bed a railroad track sits on. On top of the gravel are the ties: the big moments you actually remember because of the emotion attached to them. The gravel and the ties together support two rails — one is your human journey, and the other is your spirit