President Trump kicked off his second term with a bang, and it’s clear this time around, things are running a lot smoother. During his Inaugural Address, he hinted that he’s learned a thing or two since his first go at the presidency. And boy, has he ever.

Gone are the days of stumbling through the maze of government bureaucracy. This time, Trump’s team has hit the ground running, rolling out a flurry of actions that show they’ve gotten the hang of the system they once promised to shake up. It’s like they’ve gone from rookies to seasoned pros in record time.

Experts who’ve followed Trump’s presidency closely point out that the early days of his second term are a stark contrast to his first. Back in 2017, his administration was filled with newcomers who struggled to get things moving. Now, it’s all about efficiency and momentum.

So, what’s changed? For starters, Trump’s advisers have a much firmer grip on how to navigate the government machinery. They’re not just talking about shaking things up—they’re actually doing it, and with a level of precision that wasn’t there before.

This shift could have big implications for how the presidency operates moving forward. If the first week is any indication, Trump’s second term might just be a masterclass in getting things done—whether you agree with his policies or not.

One thing’s for sure: this isn’t the same Trump presidency we saw four years ago. And that’s already making waves.