Motivation and discipline are very different for me. I can “lose” motivation, yet still make myself stay disciplined. How I feel about something isn’t always considered when I’m focused on execution or staying the course.
whole post on point but can i ask what you mean by lose motivation and still remain disciplined, any rough examples to illustrate this? thanks.
yes lol i am trying new tactics of self improvement lol.
if its a serious thread, i use property magazines and fine famous broads to remind me i am no where near there yet so double up.
i always highlight the 2 bedrooms which is my aim.
To me, losing motivation is emotion based. For example, I don’t always feel like working out. Most days the motivation to get there and jog 3-4 miles doesn’t exist But I think about how far I’ve come and the consequences of not staying disciplined. I do a quick cost benefit analysis in my head i suppose. I’d rather suck it up and do what I don’t “feel” like doing or even wanna do in order to continue to chip away at my overall goal (increased cardiovascular health, weight loss and maintenance , etc). It’s a mental thing. I’m also finished my bachelors and lawd knows I would rather spend my time doing other shyt 100% of the time But I know If I don’t just get the shyt done and execute, I won’t be the only one negatively impacted... my son would be as well.
That literally might be the nicest ass I’ve ever seen in my life, like that shyts glorious
my son would be as well.
whole post on point but can i ask what you mean by lose motivation and still remain disciplined, any rough examples to illustrate this? thanks.
yes lol i am trying new tactics of self improvement lol.