Stop bullshitting yourself. Stop telling yourself all this shit about why you're not winning in life.

Excuses sound best to the person who's making them up. Any person who is determined to do something or want something to be different, they will make it happen.

And if you were really tired of the results you were getting, you change the things you're doing.

Everything around you would change if you change the things around you.

If you can change your mind, your ways of thinking, you can change your bank account, you can change your relationships, you can change your environment, you can change your lifestyle. You're not just on the receiving end of whatever life decides to dump on you. No, you're the

one making the decisions. You decide every day of your life what you're going to allow and what

results you're going to get. It's in every single small decision you make.

And that's where most people fuck up. They lose the small battles, the death by a thousand cuts.

They miss a workout, and then another. They clock out earlier at work. They stop pushing themselves to learn in class.

And before you know it, five years have gone by.

And they're more and more miserable and hate their lives.

So right now you have a chance to never let that happen.

Do not allow yourself to slide down that slope of complacency.

You've got to hold the line on the seemingly insignificant things, watching yourself, observing

how you're handling yourself.

Because the difference between the most successful people in the world and the people who

are barely getting by is they have become phenomenal at disciplining themselves on a daily

basis, forcing themselves to do things that are hard

and don't come easy, holding themselves accountable for the actions they're taking and

the effort they're putting in.

Becoming discipline means creating and sticking to a set of rules or standards, especially

when it's easier not to. It's getting up for that run, even when it's raining outside, or continuing to work on your project when you'd rather be lounging on the couch watching TV. It's about making commitments to yourself and then following through with them, no matter what.

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