Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day; while failure is simply a few errors in judgement, repeated every day. It is the accumulative weight of our disciplines and our judgements that leads us to either fortune or failure. —Author unknown (possibly me?)
I’m not sure if I wrote this or not. It feels like something I came up with, but then again it might be something that I channeled from one of Tony Robbins books. Whichever it is, it seems like solid wisdom.
I’d considered starting the week with some type of “Success & Fear” type of post. I did a quick search of this blog for past posts containing the word fear and decided against it. One of the benefits of keeping a digital record of your thoughts and progress is that you’re able to quickly track where you’ve come from, where you’ve been, and all of the things you habitually do and think. I’ve been a bit down since the big year end push to get the detritus gone from my life. So be it. No one said being successful was going to be easy.
So no waxing poetic on fear holding me back. It’s 10:00 a.m. Monday morning and I’m up, the dishes are done, the apartment is reasonably clean and I have the day ahead of me. I’m not sure that I’m any closer to finding my true North than I was when I put this out there back in July but so be it. I never gave the Universe a timetable. I’m just going to try and fight my way through this day and make myself feel better. It’s all I can do.