Today I read off a bunch of ideas and concepts that I wrote at 15 years old on receipt tape when I worked on a register at a grocery store... Your “bad” work ethic should never define who you are or your values. There’s always room for improvement and reflection upon this “bad” work ethic (or whatever it may be) and to make it better for yourself and your aspirations. If something aren’t where you want to be in life, or if there is something in life dragging you down, fix it, change it, purge of it. We have the power to CHANGE our surroundings for a more fulfilling, happy, loving, SUCCESSFUL life. Use this power. One more thing I cover: PROGRESS. It’s different for everyone. Don’t get discouraged because of other people’s progress toward their personal goals. Progress should be defined by what you think of it to be. Be proud of how far you’ve come and how much closer you are getting to your goals. NEVER base it off someone else’s d