The linear time perspective provides us an opportunity to get over the point that we think

it's too late, that delays us from launching, pursuing, or changing.

This is our starting point.

Today is our starting point.

It's not our limitation.

When we utilize comparison, not only is it the thief of joy,

but comparison and judgment are timelines to other people's expectations and perceptions.

Use discernment when it comes not only to judgment but to time. Discernment allows you to

understand your timing, your risk tolerance,

and allows you to learn as you go and knowing that the longer you go, the less you'll know.

When we focus in on what we do say, think, feel, and believe, utilizing non-negotiable

and negotiable behaviors, we can take our day back and it's never

too late. No matter how old you are, how long you've been doing something, it's never too late.

We build momentum through the immediate execution of doing it now, doing it next, the antidote

to feeling overwhelmed, the antidote to procrastination, we can't allow

it's too late to stop us from getting to where we want to be or better. When you tell yourself

it's too late, tell yourself stop, drop, and roll because I'm back and I'm utilizing an unlimited,

infinite amount of options, opportunities, and touches a favor to launch,

to pursue, or to change.

You have not missed your opportunity.

And utilizing the philosophy of it's not too late releases the timeline and the resistance

and objectives and goals are accelerated, aggregated,

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