No you won't-you're just giving yourself a pass to continue procrastinating. The things we continuously push out are the things that never get done. Either do it now, delegate it to someone else who will, or remove it from your list entirely.

#8 Lie: "I'll do [X] later"

There's no such thing as the perfect moment. If you wait for it to come, you're doomed. Deep down, we know that, but we hide behind it. Take the leap and trust in your ability to adapt.

#3 Lie: "I'm just waiting for the perfect moment to do [X]"

It's easy to convince yourself that your happiness is contingent upon external milestones like money, promotion or fancy stuff. These "when, then" traps are dangerous. These things won't make you happy. Real happiness is from within.

#1 Lie: "When I get [X], then I'll be happy"

No you don't. And that's ok! No one knows what they're doing-some are just better at faking it than others. Learn to tolerate uncertainty and develop a talent for figuring shit out on the fly.

#4 Lie: "I know exactly what I'm doing"

Treating your identity, competencies, and personality as a constant is just a cop out. The Paradox of Change: The only constant in life is change. You are no exception-you are in a constant state of change. Adapt or die.

#6 Lie: "This is just who I am"

This is an attempt to justify an unfavorable comparison. You blame luck for their success and your failure. Luck played a role, but that person probably worked for years in the dark to put themselves in a position to win. Did you?

#10 Lie: "They just got lucky"

You're almost never too late to start on a journey. This is just a cheap excuse for laziness. "The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is today."

#9 Lie: "I'm too late to do [X]"

If you tell yourself that you're not capable, you won't be. Maybe you're not capable today, but it's amazing what you can achieve with one year of discipline and focused effort.<a href="https://dsta.sh/L6UxpBaQoVzyXPde6">Click here to read 8 Stoic Habits To Practice in the New Year</a>

#5 Lie: "I'm not capable of [X]"

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Sadly, there are going to be times in life when no one is there to save you. The friends you thought would show up for you don't...you're alone. When you find yourself at the bottom of a hole, stop digging and pull yourself out of it.

#2 Lie: "Someone will be there to save me"

We all need to stop blaming time and giving our focus a free pass. Time is almost never the issue. We generally make time for the things we really care about. Most issues of time are really just issues of prioritization.

#5 Lie: "I'm not capable of [X]"

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