Unstoppable Momentum 2026

Kia ora beautiful people,

I’m back writing my weekly accountability blogs again. As you know, my website wasn’t up and running for a while, so doing these weekly blogs got shelved. But now that my website is finally live, I’m back into it and I’m committing to doing this weekly.

These blogs aren’t just for fun or for updates. They’re my accountability blogs. They’re a way for me to stay honest about what I’m building, what I’m working towards, and whether I’m actually doing what I said I’m going to do.

My theme for 2026 is Unstoppable Momentum.

Not the kind of momentum where I’m running around like a mad woman, overloading myself and heading straight for burnout. I’ve lived that life, I know what that feels like, and I’m not interested in doing that again.

Unstoppable Momentum for me is about moving forward with intention. It’s about progress every week. It’s about building my life and my work in a way that’s actually sustainable. It’s about making decisions that support the future I’m working towards instead of constantly putting out fires and surviving week to week.

This is the year I’m focused on learning how to grow properly. I’m trying to figure out how to scale what I’m doing without it all relying on me. I’m learning how to delegate without feeling like I need to micro manage everything. I’m learning how to simplify so I can actually execute, not just plan and carry stress. I’m learning how to go bigger without losing myself in the process.

Because the truth is, I’m building a lot. I’m building organisations, projects, creative work, and a future that is bigger than where I’ve been. And I’m proud of that. But what I’ve realised is I can’t keep building big dreams using burnt-out systems. I can’t keep using pressure, chaos, and last minute survival as the fuel.

So this year is about doing it differently.

A massive part of Unstoppable Momentum for me is my health. I’m putting my health first this year, not as an afterthought, not when everything else is done, but as a priority. My energy matters. My strength matters. My body matters. If I’m not well, I don’t enjoy any of the success anyway. So I’m making changes, building discipline, and actually following through.

It’s also a year where I want to strengthen my relationship with Heavenly Father. I want to pray more. Not just when I’m in a panic or overwhelmed, but as a real daily connection. I want more spiritual strength, more guidance, more calm, and more trust. Because I’ve learned that when I’m spiritually grounded, everything in my life works better.

Unstoppable Momentum is also going to show up in how I lead. I’m learning how to delegate within my callings, within my organisations, and across the projects I’m building. Not because I can’t do it, but because I shouldn’t have to do everything. I’m learning how to let other people step up, take responsibility, and actually carry their part. I’m learning how to build support properly, so the vision doesn’t rely on me holding everything together 24/7.

And I also want to be really clear on this. This year isn’t only about work and pressure.

I want to have more fun.

I want more laughter. More lightness. More joy in the middle of building. I want to enjoy my life while I’m creating it. I don’t want to look back and realise I spent the whole year grinding and stressing and forgetting to live.

So that’s what Unstoppable Momentum means for me. Consistent movement forward in my health, my faith, my leadership, my work, and my life. Especially being a mum. Progress every week. Not perfection, but commitment.

And that’s why I’m back doing these blogs. To keep myself accountable. To track the growth. To be honest about what’s working and what’s not. To keep moving.

See you next week.

Ngā mihi,

Kristyl Neho