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Making the Decision Every Single Day

Here's a little something for you all to think about as you get ready to do whatever it is that you do.

Every single day, you make a choice.

Think about that statement. I'll even repeat it for you...

Every single day, you make a choice.

You wake up. Go to work. Eat your little sorry lunch. Grab an unhealthy ass snack because you didn't meal prep on the weekend. Drag yourself to the gym. Cut corners with your program. Sulk on home and get on Facebook and like a meme that says, "being an adult means you're tired all the time."

That's the daily routine for a lot of you out there because at no point in the cycle did you say, "wait a minute, this shit ain't working and I have the power to change it."

You see every single day you're blessed enough to wake up, regardless of your circumstances, you make the choice to live you best life. You either decide to do well or at least do better, or you just let the inertia of life take you wherever it goes. You have all the power needed within you to change what tomorrow will be like, but too often we let modern life convince us that it's outside of our power to do so. We get so wrapped up in the social and financial aspects of daily living that we often forget what our purpose is, and how we have an obligation to ourselves and the world around us to be better than we were the day before.

When you wake your little sorry ass up in the morning, I want you to be EXCITED that you have another day on this planet to enjoy the beauty around it and the blessings you have been given and take pride in the things you have earned and created. If that's not how you feel in the morning, it is a gigantic red flag that you have to change your perspective and become an ACTIVE PARTICIPANT in your life.

Every single day, you make a choice to complain.
Every single day, you make a choice to wallow in self-pity and doubt.
Every single day, you make a choice to let negativity influence your decisions.

Fuck that! I don't care if you have to set a tiny ass goal as simple as "I will take the trash out today." Make a choice to live just a little bit better than the day before. Progress, however small, is progress, and all you have to do is make the choice to do it. Motherfucker you make a thousand choices a day anyway, why continue to make poor ones?

Make the right choice. Believe in yourself. Love yourself. Set a goal and start inching toward that motherfucker, it might take you longer than the next person, but you WILL get there if you make the choice!

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