Honestly, I think it has to do with the times that I have set these new habits up for. I need to set these habits up at the right time of the day and be consistent with accomplishing those habits at that time. Starting my day at the same time every morning will help. Which means I need to get up at 5 a.m. like I have been trying to every day. And then start my daily habit. I think this will help a great deal and sticking with my habits
The school mostly, but also the fear of what people might think about my goals. The fear of judgment. Also, I’m too young to do most of the things I want to do. So time is also keeping me back.
Being lazy and forgetful due to work and feeling tired after work. I still do some the things on the list but I forget to acknowledge it on the app itself.
I unintentionally assign equal importance to every task. I also want everything done now. By having that mindset, I become overwhelmed and unable to select any task in order to move forward.
Some times I just get forgetful. I do not want to put the effort into thinking of an answer. It is not that I don’T WANT TO ACHIEVE . Baca use I do.
I feel like I have spikes of energy and then I don’t follow through on various things I think are important to keep improving. Sometimes I over think things and get inside my own head and not follow through. I’m hoping I’ll continue to be disciplined and keep forging ahead.
I think the main reason not to achieve goals is not to have a clear image of the goal in the head. And this really makes my journey too long and boring at times. Once I have a clear image it’s like that I already achieved 50% of my goal. "Every inventor invents his product twice, first in his head and then in reality."
Not even time, financial resources and energy.
Energy reserves and fear of failure - both in terms of being insignificant and not achieving and also not being able to support myself but mainly lack of energy.
Finding it difficult to maintain the rhythm of focusing on what is at hand. Trying and experimenting different methods of functioning to increase awareness.
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