So you have the pen in your hands and you want to write the script. You demand it to go down chapter by chapter just the way you say. You'll script yourself as the hero and always defeat the villains. positive you might include some epic battles, but you'll ever before win. Every single chapter starts and ends with you holding a large grin completely satisfied with yourself along with the way it all turned away. Sounds like very good fiction.
Firstly, passing Ultimate Success and achieving the realization of core goals in life isn't going to come without the hurdles and hardships of everyday existence such as; paying bills, dealing with difficult people, balancing the pressures work, family, relationships, etc. In fact more often than not people lose sight of their goals and drop out of Ultimate Success because their desire for achievement gets burned out by the compounding stress they feel from the ins and outs of everyday life. In the mandatory life class of Ultimate Success there are only two grades: Pass and Fail.
Have you spent years trying to lose that last ___ pounds? Is your diet shameful? Do you rarely, if ever, find time to exercise? Are you living in a chronic state of stress? Do you wake up every morning saying, "Today I'll be in control," only to slip into the same neglectful routine? Being a registered nurse, I have seen first-hand what happens after years of unchecked stress and self-neglect. It's never pretty and always sad. Stop expecting perfection from yourself, so you'll no longer be able to use the excuse, "Oh well, I'll start again tomorrow." Simply commit each new day to make as many good choices as you can, and commit to improving that number over time. Take a short walk instead of watching TV.
