The book behind Reclaim
The Momentum Rule.
The first Momentum Series book, and the reason Glow exists: the argument that you act your way into becoming, and the field manual for doing it on an ordinary Tuesday.
Stop Waiting. Start Moving. Even Like That.
By Naomi Shiels. One of the three Momentum Series books, and the source of the Reclaim chapter, days 1 to 30 of the 90 days.
What is The Momentum Rule about?
It's about the gap between waiting and moving. Naomi Shiels wrote it for people who have spent years waiting to feel ready, to stay motivated, to look the part before starting, and it makes one central case: readiness is chosen, not waited for, and even a tiny, messy step counts. It's direct, funny, and short on ceremony.
How does it become the Reclaim chapter of Glow?
Reclaim, days 1 to 30 of Glow, is The Momentum Rule turned into daily practice: mindset and momentum, one small deliberate move a day that puts you back in charge of your own days. Sage carries the book's voice with her, and on the days where a passage genuinely fits your move, she hands it to you on the page.
In her own words
You act your way into becoming. You don’t think your way there. You don’t wait your way there. You don’t feel your way there.
From The Momentum Rule, by Naomi Shiels. Quoted exactly as written; this passage also appears inside Glow, on the day whose move it belongs to.
Every action you take is a vote for the person you are becoming. One vote will not elect you. But if you repeat that ballot enough times, suddenly you have a landslide.
From The Momentum Rule, by Naomi Shiels. Quoted exactly as written; this passage also appears inside Glow, on the day whose move it belongs to.
The book walks with you. Glow makes it daily.
See how Glow works, or the other books: Your Body Is Not Your Soul and The But I Will Era.
Begin your Glow Up