Happy New Year!!! 🎉🎉🎉 I just turned 24 two days ago, and want to let you know how I'm doing so far in the first two days into 2025. Everything is going pretty well so far in my perspective. Nothing too big, nothing too terrible happened. Things are going okay so far, and things could still be better and much more abundant. Just focused on myself, did the good habits, stayed at home, went outside, read a book, did some workouts, explored my character a little more, realized some things and felt a little different, and continued building my own business. The only things I still struggle with so far are my ASD anxiety, memory issues, and not knowing where to start or not knowing what my true goals are other than to be the greatest version ever, even though I'm only just getting started. I'm still a little too slow in getting things done at first. I still haven't even finished writing down goals, and coming up with a big, detailed plan for how to make 2025 great, and even what I truly want in life because of my stupid fears. And I'm always looking to do so much more than what I can think up of rather than usual. I've given everything I had, but I'm sure that with the first 3 to 5 to 21 days in building more discipline and consistency, I'll be able to build up more and more focus and momentum for the rest of the year. The first full week of the year is coming, and I want to make sure that I fully prepare to crush it and then really get onto beginning the real work. Do you have any good suggestions outside of this video so I never lose the motivation???
@@jacobb8832 hey Jacob, thanks for sharing bro! I definitely have some recommendations. 1) Don’t worry too much about motivation. It’ll come, and it’ll go, and usually for no good reason. Use it when you have it, and forget about it when you don’t. Focus on building discipline and consistency instead. 2) Plan everything. Be very very strict with your time. The less time you spend distracted by bs (social media, etc.) the easier it will be to stay focused. 3) Divide goals into daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly where possible. “Take action at a distance”. 4) Watch this podcast. An immense amount of fantastic advice. ua-cam.com/video/K0hkhbGYaGQ/v-deo.htmlsi=dYhxlcX6yBJhfMTd Thanks for commenting and wishing you all the best, brother.
Happy New Year!!! 🎉🎉🎉
I just turned 24 two days ago, and want to let you know how I'm doing so far in the first two days into 2025. Everything is going pretty well so far in my perspective. Nothing too big, nothing too terrible happened. Things are going okay so far, and things could still be better and much more abundant. Just focused on myself, did the good habits, stayed at home, went outside, read a book, did some workouts, explored my character a little more, realized some things and felt a little different, and continued building my own business. The only things I still struggle with so far are my ASD anxiety, memory issues, and not knowing where to start or not knowing what my true goals are other than to be the greatest version ever, even though I'm only just getting started. I'm still a little too slow in getting things done at first. I still haven't even finished writing down goals, and coming up with a big, detailed plan for how to make 2025 great, and even what I truly want in life because of my stupid fears. And I'm always looking to do so much more than what I can think up of rather than usual. I've given everything I had, but I'm sure that with the first 3 to 5 to 21 days in building more discipline and consistency, I'll be able to build up more and more focus and momentum for the rest of the year. The first full week of the year is coming, and I want to make sure that I fully prepare to crush it and then really get onto beginning the real work.
Do you have any good suggestions outside of this video so I never lose the motivation???
@@jacobb8832 hey Jacob, thanks for sharing bro! I definitely have some recommendations.
1) Don’t worry too much about motivation. It’ll come, and it’ll go, and usually for no good reason. Use it when you have it, and forget about it when you don’t. Focus on building discipline and consistency instead.
2) Plan everything. Be very very strict with your time. The less time you spend distracted by bs (social media, etc.) the easier it will be to stay focused.
3) Divide goals into daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly where possible. “Take action at a distance”.
4) Watch this podcast. An immense amount of fantastic advice. ua-cam.com/video/K0hkhbGYaGQ/v-deo.htmlsi=dYhxlcX6yBJhfMTd
Thanks for commenting and wishing you all the best, brother.