In the pursuit of self-improvement you may be accused of trying to be perfect but those that are content at being mediocre. Pursuing a higher standard for yourself (even others) is ok.

More people become statistics for NOT doing something than doing. Fear of doing something new is a discredit to you are and who you were meant to be. It’s normal to be hesitant about making change - but there’s also something exciting about it.

Take the next step!

Are you struggling with holding yourself accountable for the things you say you’re going to do?

If you’re dumping all of your energy, all your effort, and all of your resources towards one momentous push to the finish line - you’ve already lost. Beware of the False Summit.

Are you in control of your emotions or are they in control of you?

A great way to take a break from the stress and overwhelming weight of your life is to focus on someone else and how you might be able to help them overcome an obstacle in their lives

Engaging a coach or mentor to help with your goals doesn’t mean you’ve failed. Why spend “x” number of months trying to bully your way through a problem when you can benefit from someone that’s already been there and already done it?

If something isn’t working for you any longer it’s ok to challenge what you’re doing. Objectively look at your routine and assess if something in it can be tweaked, modified, or replaced.

As it pertains to yourself honesty in what you’re doing, how well your doing it, and what you need to do better will propel you into success. Ignoring the facts, details, and shortcomings will keep you on the starting line.

If you’re pursuing your goals for the right reasons you’ll be unstoppable - if you’re trying to make changes based on what other people want for you it’ll never work. Know you’re why with this easy drill.