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I’ve had some interesting revelations about progress lately. About progress and consistency. I believe they are both profoundly important. I believe they are the key to growth. I think I’ve know or believed this for quite some time. But I’ve underestimated my humanity in trying to make it come to fruition. Time and time again

I’ve realized that the best way to get things done is to develop a routine for them. A routine, for me, means a set list of things to do that I don’t have to think about. That not thinking part is important. Because the fewer decisions I have to make, the fewer opportunities I give

I worked out today; for the first time in probably a couple of months. I planned for 20 minutes but I only did 10 because my back was getting sore. But I did what I could. I didn’t give up because it wasn’t what I planned. I just did what I was able to do.

I am a sprinter. Not physically, of course. I hate running. But metaphorically, I’m a sprinter. I like to go hard and go fast all at once. Because of this, I am also prone to waiting till the last minute to do all the things. So I wait forever to do everything all at once.