One Step At Time
It seems like Life can get ahead of you.
There are A LOT of things going on in my life right now, between work, school, and my volunteer work as an editor... it feel likes I never have time.
There is good news though, there are many things about having too many damn candles, and one of those good things is learning to juggle.
I recently began a workout regimen with a few co-workers, combined with some personal success, I'm figuring out a routine which includes showing my sites some love.
I've not yet been successful as an affiliate, but the realization I've had is that you have to put in the time. Take one step, one breath, one post, and day by day things get better.
It doesn't matter how much you can do, but building a routine is the key to doing more. That is true regardless of what you do.
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I like your attitude Devious! It does take one step at a time. That's all each of us can do. Our destination motivates us, but treading lightly and starting each step forward should always be the way. It may seem hard, but that's when it gets easier overtime. Keep doing what you're doing man! You'll reach your dreams. Here's to you at the top brother. Thanks for sharing this...:)
Thanks Apollo,
It just feel like the more I'm working on it, the more I want to, and the easier it become.
I remember a seminar I did several years ago, the speaker said a lot of thing, but the one piece that stuck with me was "Routine is beauty."
Do something until it becomes a habit and then the habit becomes the minimum. Putting in the work is always something I've struggled with, who wouldn't rather sign up, and get a big pile of money handed to them? It doesn't work that way, and we have to remember for every success story is hundreds of hours of toil and tears leading up to it.