The Necessary Steps
Monday, the 26th of October, 20026. And the thing that I'm beginning to think about right now, right, is the necessary steps that I need to take in order to get, um, through the line or get over the line when it comes to like certain things that I'm trying to accomplish.
I'm going to sound a bit vague, but I do want to apply this generally to like every parameter of my life.
And the parameter of anybody's life as well.
Not really and truthfully, but I find that, again, I think I've said this before, but, you know, the steps that I've taken, like, over the past, like, 2 months, 3 months, in order to align myself and position myself with the person that I don't just need to be and don't just want to be. Like I genuinely did have to abandon some decade old habits, some really, really, really old way of looking at things and seeing things.
Uh, and um, You know, it's been, I wouldn't say that the process has been painless. Um, And, you know, because the process hasn't been painless, but it's definitely been necessary.
And, um, you know, I'm looking back and it's already been that two, 3 months since I've been, you know, making those necessary changes and I'm already feeling and I'm already like, you know, starting to become overfilled with this great sense of gratitude that I've made those necessary changes.
And I suppose the key takeaway from it is this, like, in the beginning, especially when we begin to think about, like, you know, changing and knowing that we have to shed parts of our old self to effectively become this new self, it can be, uh, it can feel almost like, you know, uh, like we're abandoning ourselves and like we're abandoning our old ways and there can be an element of sadness there.
But because of the, you know, because the future version of ourselves is better, more resilient is, you know, will make us happier whilst we may experience that momentary period of sadness. You know, it won't be long before we begin to feel that sense of gratitude that we've made that change.
And so I think it's a process that we all need to take to effectively, like, you know, get the best that we can out of our own lives.
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