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Huge thanks to @JeffreyMarx25 for this humbling experience and for allowing me to share my story with everyone! theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/… – at Baton Rouge, LA
"Self-trust is: I make a promise to myself, and I keep a promise to myself."
You just have to choose to trust yourself.
Heard @patrickbetdavid say it: everybody wants instant gratification more than ever.
If you want the body, you don't get it now. It takes three to five months. What you do in those months, and how detail-oriented you are, decides how much success you have.
"I don't need you to get to your destination. I need you to take one step. You get unstuck by movement."
A coach friend of mine said that. Start the week with one step.
If you fail, great. Take what you failed at, learn from it, and go redo it.
If you fail another 10 times, great job. You showed up another 10 times.
Go 11.
Out late. Feeling a little off. Just tired. Everybody has a reason to skip today, and I get it.
Go anyway. Those are the days "why not me" gets built.
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The hard part isn't starting. It's the stretch where nobody's watching yet and you keep going anyway.
Senior year, nobody called. I cried on the kitchen counter to my parents. Nothing made sense.
What I didn't know: it wasn't the end of the story. It was just the start.
3 years ago I started a foundation to teach kids optimism as a skill.
2.5 years ago I started building our first clothing drop.
This month they went live 5 days apart.
