A 21-Day Protocol

Find the Magic.
Be the Magic.

A simple challenge to fundamentally alter your reality.

"What you look for, you find."

The Principle

There is a Fundamental Law of Consciousness.

What you look for, you find. If you look for reasons to be angry, you will find them everywhere. Your mind is a powerful filtering mechanism it shows you evidence of what you already believe.

Most people walk through a world overflowing with wonder, but their minds are trained to see only the mundane, the stressful, the problematic.

This is not a metaphor. It is an operating instruction for your mind. And you can change the filter.

The 21-Day Protocol

Three Simple Steps.

01
The Morning Intention

Before your feet hit the floor, before you check your phone, set your intention with a single question: "What magic will I find today?" This is an active command to your subconscious.

02
The Daily Practice

As you move through your day, remain open to the answer. When a moment of magic appears and it will pause, acknowledge it, and anchor it with a brief expression of gratitude. This is the core of The Gratitude Revolution in action.

03
The Evening Record

Take five minutes with a journal. Record your magic moments specifically. You are creating written proof of a new reality providing your mind undeniable evidence that magic is real and available to you.

21 Consecutive Days.

Do this for 21 consecutive days. It is simple but it's not easy. Your mind will resist. The world will try to pull you back into the mundane. Your job is to hold the frame.

When you train your mind to see magic, you begin to embody it. Your internal state changes and as it does, your external world has no choice but to reorganize itself around your new reality.

Clinton Wasylishen

A Note from the Founder.

Clinton Wasylishen lives in the mountains of Pérez Zeledón, Costa Rica, where he raises his two teenage sons and runs his businesses from a setup most people would consider a retirement plan.

He spent over a decade in corporate IT before building multiple seven-figure fitness businesses. Today he works at the intersection of business strategy and human performance, helping founders simplify their operations and reclaim their time through Quick Wins Coaching.

He is not a theorist. He completed three Ironman triathlons in a single calendar year, raced at the ITU World Championships, and has finished more than 20 marathons. He races backyard ultramarathons. In 2024, he climbed Kilimanjaro from base camp to the summit and back to the bottom in a single day.

His sons come first. Everything else gets built around that.

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