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When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you’ll be successful.
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You’ve got to place more value on one than the other.
Your actions will uncover which is most important to you every single time.
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No More Excuses: Prioritizing Goals and Moving Forward
Birthday, holiday or weather are not enough reasons to hold us back. The word "excuse" has negative connotations, but prioritizing is a matter of personal choice. I want to learn Spanish, but it's not currently a top priority. I accept and own that, rather than feeling ashamed or guilty. It's...
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Overcoming Excuses
Identify your priorities and make a plan to address them.
Focus on progress, not perfection, and be kind to yourself.
Find accountability and support to help you stick to your priorities.
🌟 Don't let excuses hold you back from achieving your goals! 🌟
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You can't do many things at the same time
When you try to do things simultaneously, like pressing the brakes and accelerator while driving, they cancel each other out and can lead to unwanted outcomes, just like in life. Focus on one task at a time to avoid accidents and achieve success.
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Why Do We Make Excuses?
Excuses are often used to avoid taking responsibility for our actions.
They can also stem from a lack of prioritization or motivation.
It's important to recognize and address the root of your excuses to move forward.
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When you want to achieve something in life you have a choice at any given moment. This choice tends to separate the successful from the unsuccessful. The choice is a simple one; Make Progress or Make Excuses. Change becomes you!
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Use your new coping technique
If the technique is going for a walk when you get stressed, then every time you notice the trigger, go for a walk, even if it’s just for 1-2 minutes.
If you strongly want to eat, do the new coping technique instead. Breathe. You’ll get through the eating urge.
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