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My number one obstacle to success is that I don’t follow through with ideas I have at the most basic level to change my complacency towards wanting success.

I am not emotionally lazy by any means, just too comfortable with my basic ideology while navigating through the day.

If I had specific instructions on how to elaborate my physical and mental state by engineering things today for positive results in the future I’m not sure I would be able to follow them.

I rely on instinct to care for my comfort level at any given moment.

I feel discomfort when I remember the past as it relates to gains and losses.

My memory doesn’t go far enough forward from what I think today to be beneficial to my well being tomorrow.

Mostly I am stuck on losses from the past and rely on wins I’ve had throughout the day to combat negativity.

I don’t try to sabotage any ideas or suggestions that could better my well being but rather I’m stuck in a routine of being on the move in a most remedial way.

I am constantly seeking to move towards comfort by isolating myself and relying on simple interactions.

I can hope for change in my routine and take the approach that something good will happen today or instead I could plan for the future.

Hoping for good things to happen in the future is really just relying more on fate rather than action and progress.

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Every hurdle I encounter finds its way behind me because I’m motivated to keep moving towards success.

No book has ever been written that explains the way I think.

I practice self awareness when people react to me.

The greatest good that comes out of thinking about the past is thinking about it now.

Memory is sometimes understanding the when, where, what, and who but never the why.

Taking advice from a true friend is finding the quickest way to the answer you want to hear.

The more people you meet the more wisdom you exert and less knowledge you establish.

Inertia makes for a decent decade but a wasted lifetime.

If I had to count the times I didn’t do what I set out to do I wouldn’t count myself out.