Published: Oct. 26, 2016, 8 a.m.
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Answer to email question:
- Discipline trumps motivation (and especially if you\\u2019re NOT type A)
- Hebrews 12:3-13
- Thus it comes down to creating the structures for success, and here are some helpful ways to do that:
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- Start by journaling - figure out the things you know you need to do but aren\\u2019t yet doing
- Think through/brainstorm what the obstacles are that are hindering success
- Then craft a game plan for overcoming those obstacles
- Finally, publicly communicate it in some way (accountability partners, talk to a mentor about it, talk with friends you see a lot about what you\\u2019re trying to do, etc. etc.) - helps us follow through because we all long to be consistent with what we say
- And then, as Jocko poignantly stated - DO THE WORK!
- At the end of the day, you are what you tell yourself you are. \\xa0Meaning, we largely operate on the narrative that we are telling ourselves (if you say you aren\\u2019t a motivated person, you won\\u2019t be motivated). \\xa0You won\\u2019t wake up one day and suddenly be motivated or disciplined, but, as you work on convincing your own mind of a new truth, you will slowly but surely creative a mindset of motivation, discipline, and a greater belief in your own capabilities!\\xa0
Thane\\u2019s Topics:
- Update on selfishness and what habits I have been working on forming
- The return to California and what problems/challenges that presents
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To read the full show-notes, visit:\\xa0www.theupandcomersshow.com/episodes/caliprobz
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