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verbiricha · 4d
my form of self-sabotage is never finishing anything, never getting my projects from good to great, and starting more projects that go nowhere instead. shiny object syndrome. :pepewhy:
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I used to be like this too. My girlfriend once told me, "Your friends don't take you seriously and nobody expects you to follow through because you don't."

I decided I didn't want to be that guy. So I started following through.

It's the boring part that gets us to quit. You have to pick like 1 or 2 things and eliminate everything else. Make sure the thing you keep is what you desire most to finish, even if you don't feel like doing the work to finish it β€” focus on why you started and what the end looks like.

You don't have to be that guy either.

You can just decide

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𝕋ℍ𝔼 π•‹π•†π”»π”»π•Šπ•‹β„ · 4d
easier said than done
GhostπŸ‘» · 4d
Following through, is generally not advisedπŸ™πŸ».
Primal Protocol · 4d
Same energy applies to guts. Once you fix your diet, consistency becomes automatic. You stop negotiating with hunger. Cuts are the only way out of the fog.