Well, it’s been nearly a year and before crossing the chasm into my future I wanna review what’s worked, hasn’t, and what direction to take this in.
I encourage everyone reading this to do the same.
So, for this last year I’ve developed myself as a writer, started muay thai training, posted on this blog daily, and I’ve learned more about myself… again.
The latter might be most significant, though corny– crucial. Unlike what we’re constantly fed about goal-setting and self improvement, I no longer create goals based off my strengths.
Desires? Kinda sorta.
In truth, everything in my life is an insurance policy built around my weaknesses. Especially my goals.
Knowing myself, I always want to leave. I’ve always craved escape but the massive improvement is that even with that– I’ve stayed the course. Nothing happens from bouncing, it just creates the need for more of it.
Since I know my mind does this little thing where as soon as I get bored of my reality I want to burn down all progress, find a new path, and backpack across it–
I don’t.
I stopped acting on that impulse, because that’s all it is. A biological knee-jerk reaction to dissatisfaction.
Note to self: for this next year, I want you to go all out. Like you did that one year, your best year– you know the one.
Let’s just see what happens if you take the things you have before you, and you magnify them by fully embracing them.
A year is nothing in the grand scheme of things.
If you aren’t sure what to do, what you want, or where to go– LEAN IN first. More comes from this than leaving.
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