Find three words that define who you're becoming. Post them somewhere you'll see.
A manifesto is a declaration of intent — a public (or semi-public) statement of who you are and what you stand for. The three-word version is deliberately minimal, because it forces you to cut to what matters most. Three words that genuinely capture your identity are more useful than a paragraph that sounds good but doesn't mean anything specific.
Over three days, you'll go through a process of identifying, refining, and committing to three words that describe the person you're working to become — not who you are right now on your best day, but who you're orienting toward. On the final day, you write them somewhere visible: the lock screen of your phone, a sticky note on your mirror, the first page of your notebook.