Life Talk continues Berne Moses’s “criteria for success,” noting results are intentionally absent because disciplined process produces results. Moses revisits time consciousness—designing days deliberately rather than chasing “time management”—and introduces accountability as the antidote to drift. He presents the Initiative Journal: tracking hourly activity (no contacts, brush-offs, callbacks, conversations, appointments) and pairing each outcome with a chosen emotional posture such as sympathy, empathy, or gratitude. Recording statistics turns uncertainty into stability, reveals true conversion ratios, and assigns value to every call. He recommends supportive accountability groups like Toastmasters and previews task mastering in the next episode for sustained professional momentum.