I’ve used my own personal disgust for my lack of motivation to overcome inertia. I’ve also used personal disgust for my lack of commitment too. These are free resources. They are often easy to find and quite abundant.
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I’ve used my own personal disgust for my lack of motivation to overcome inertia. I’ve also used personal disgust for my lack of commitment too. These are free resources. They are often easy to find and quite abundant.
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Times of general calamity and confusion have ever been productive of the greatest minds. The purest ore is produced from the hottest furnace, and the brightest thunderbolt is elicited from the darkest storm. – Charles Caleb Colton
Insight: I’ve used a desperate desire to get healthy to catapult me into slow and steady action.
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Knowing doesn’t cut it. Doing is the only measure of our understanding. (profound) To know is to do. To know and not do is to not yet know.
Insight: We create epidemics and major unhealthy trends when we ignore common sense (don’t text and drive, get regular exercise, spend less than you earn…).
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Had this epiphany the other day. No one but me is in charge of managing my health numbers. Not the doctor, not parents, not my Family, not my boss, not the government.
Insight: Its tough being an adult.
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Here’s yesterday’s message told differently. Someone tells you texting while driving is bad and you can now see that it makes sense not to. But you will not stop texting while driving because you do not understand. Once you or a friend is severely injured (or worse), you will finally understand.
Insight: A “come to Jesus” talk implies extreme humility, usually provoked by our stupid or immature actions.
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