Become dissatisfied with the lazy version of yourself
When you catch yourself being lazy, 10x what you're seeing. What if I were like this all the time? What if this is who I am now? Is this the new me?
These questions will send a jolt of holy terror through you.
To stay focused, find something you truly love and care about so that when you receive that sudden moment of self-awareness and realize the lazy version of you has besieged you, it irks you to no end so that you’ll do anything to not be that way.
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