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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Where would you put your natural tendencies?
“I’m a quitter.’
Or.
“I never give up!”
Do you understand momentum? Do you really understand how it works?
Once you figure this out, your transformation will move forward, but not before then.
One foot in front of the other. Day after day. There is no other way.
Let’s review.
Quit.
Or.
Keep going.
Scroll down for yesterday’s post or click jeff noel.org
Yeah, roughly 3,103 days of, “One day at a time”.
Three thousand days and nights.
Plus one hundred three more.
You know, more or less.
Somebody want to do the math? I picked the biggest drinking night in the entire world to quit (for the third time) – December 31, 2001.
This means December 30 was the final night.
I guess it had been nearly three decades.
December 31, 2001 was very surreal….
At what point in our lives do we accept defeat and completely give up on trying to do the hard work to get and stay healthy?
Do you need to borrow my reading glasses?
Did yesterday’s Lane 8 blog post mean anything to you?
When are people going to stop searching for the silver bullet and just get over it?
The only way to reach your health goals is through hard work. Period.
This news won’t make me popular, but it does make me healthier.
You’re getting this right? I mean, I’m not some genius with a revolutionary new idea.
I simply bring you common sense, which has to become common practice. Ya with me? Excellent!
Lane 8, you need to stay focused. You have to. You need to. This is the arguement that goes on, constantly, in my head.
Lane 8, you have to. No, Lane 8, you need to. It’s like this vicious circle that can’t be broken.
You know what would be the easy thing to do? Just drop it. Just walk away. Simply move on to some other thing that would be infinitely easier, way more fun, and probably take less time too.
The reality? There is not quitting. Ever. Period. End of story. Get a grip. The list of phrases that speak to me is endless.
Just last Thursday I was reminded of exactly why I can never quit. A high cholesterol report.