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<blockquote data-quote="maharajj" data-source="post: 397727" data-attributes="member: 14743"><p>Instead of focusing on not being lazy, it is better to focus on creating an environment that allows for an active life.</p><p></p><p>1) Make a list of goals</p><p>- Every year, on the day before my birthday, I write down my goals (4-5 max.) and why and how am I going to achieve them</p><p>- I also analyze my past year's goals, reasons for trying to achieve them, & reasons for achieving or not achieving them</p><p></p><p>2) Consistent action</p><p>- 1 day at a time. Doing this makes me feel that my life is long, and there is a lot I can do in it (this makes me happy)</p><p>- I make a To-do list as part of my daily journal. Every time I complete a task from it, I put a tick next to it (wanting these ticks makes me overcome my laziness because I want to show my journal to my sons one day, and so I want it to be perfect and complete)</p><p></p><p>3) Eliminate distractions</p><p>- This has been the key</p><p>- No TV, phone calls, texts, movies, games, alcohol, drugs, or porn etc. when I'm working. Not having these reduces my choices, so now I have nothing else to do other than completing my task head-on</p><p></p><p>4) Take breaks</p><p>- Wednesday is my day off. I don't even make a journal for Wednesday. The only thing I do on Wednesdays is to plan out the next 7 days of my life (food to eat, tasks, & make appointments etc.)</p><p>- I go to work merely to give attendance. I play video games, watch movies, meet people, and just relax</p><p></p><p>5) Get your nutrition in control</p><p>- I'm a fan of the keto diet. It really works for me. I feel more energetic, calm, and confident. It has also improved my physique</p><p>- I plan out my weekly meals on Wednesdays</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maharajj, post: 397727, member: 14743"] Instead of focusing on not being lazy, it is better to focus on creating an environment that allows for an active life. 1) Make a list of goals - Every year, on the day before my birthday, I write down my goals (4-5 max.) and why and how am I going to achieve them - I also analyze my past year's goals, reasons for trying to achieve them, & reasons for achieving or not achieving them 2) Consistent action - 1 day at a time. Doing this makes me feel that my life is long, and there is a lot I can do in it (this makes me happy) - I make a To-do list as part of my daily journal. Every time I complete a task from it, I put a tick next to it (wanting these ticks makes me overcome my laziness because I want to show my journal to my sons one day, and so I want it to be perfect and complete) 3) Eliminate distractions - This has been the key - No TV, phone calls, texts, movies, games, alcohol, drugs, or porn etc. when I'm working. Not having these reduces my choices, so now I have nothing else to do other than completing my task head-on 4) Take breaks - Wednesday is my day off. I don't even make a journal for Wednesday. The only thing I do on Wednesdays is to plan out the next 7 days of my life (food to eat, tasks, & make appointments etc.) - I go to work merely to give attendance. I play video games, watch movies, meet people, and just relax 5) Get your nutrition in control - I'm a fan of the keto diet. It really works for me. I feel more energetic, calm, and confident. It has also improved my physique - I plan out my weekly meals on Wednesdays [/QUOTE]
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