I am where I am. You are where you are.

The thing that keeps us stuck, or struggling to make a change is how we personalize it- “Here I am again, why am I here again, I’m so frustrated with myself, I always fail…” And so on. The need to know why we are where we are is what gets in the way of getting anywhere else. The judgment we have about being where we are in whatever part of our lives is what keeps us stuck. We're arguing with reality.
I AM where I AM. You ARE where you ARE.
What could happen if you just accept that? (Not resign to it, just accept it.)
Given that it is what it is, what could you create right now?
If you take your stories and your judgments of yourself OUT of it, what would you do with this moment?

[@VictorHernandez-dd5ls]

Thank you! U are great and keep going!

[@morrisc4624]

Oddly I like to come across these older channels... No posts for 5+ years at this point. I hope they are well.

[@empest-gv4wg]

How did you film that video with the girl singing and playing the guitar and Danny Carey the drummer for tool how did you can you tell the story about that and I’m very interested in that

[@DasbiFraxili]

Wow. I'm a fitness crazy kinda of dude, and honestly, THAT is the struggle. Every day, it's like, well I didn't workout yesterday or last week, so clearly on one of those days if I DID exercise, it wouldn't get me anywhere. Now I have decided, every pushup I don't do, or pullup not attempted, or run that I don't do is certainly making me weaker. Better to have done at least one than none.

[@Ryan-sv1ln]

Did you know you monetized this video?

[@ZMB-on5ub]

Are you physically able to use a stationary bike or a treadmill? You are clearly mentally strong enough. You would be pretty lame to think otherwise. You are strong if you want to be.
There are people who have had surgeries or bad I juries ot other things that do not allow them to exercise. You can. Now you can more.
Be the best you. Thanks.