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Getting better takes time. No tricks. No hacks. Just reps. Lots of reps across time. No way around it. Add reps to your day, your night, your routines. Build them into what you’re already doing or create some new patterns. Don’t let time pass without building “get better” reps into your day on...

What response is required of me?
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Winning vs. Losing
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You’re fooling the wrong person
Excuses aren’t what you think they are or for who you think they are.


Only two options. Choose one.
You have to choose. Right now. Which mindset will you live with?

Choosing the wrong target for change
You’re wasting energy trying to change the wrong things. And until you stop, reset, and switch the target of your focus, you’ll keep getting disappointing results.

“This is the worst day ever.”
My 8yo son woke up with a nasty, painful cough last week. The kind a parent only needs to hear once to know your kid is hurting.
