Tuesday, 13th March

Ask yourself do you make decisions on your emotions or on your principles?

If you rely on your emotions every day, you are likely to be making important decisions sometimes on a high, and maybe often on a low, this will naturally lead to your decision making being sometimes good and sometimes not so good or even rash.

When your principles are strong and unshakeable, you tend to make better choices.

You need to drag yourself to the gym no matter what and get a workout in, after all you committed yourself to doing that when you first started, and now after the honeymoon period has ended, you need to double down on your commitments you made to yourself, to make sure you keep changing your health for the better-turning up now becomes a non-negotiable and rock solid principle of yours.

When you first started, you were determined to eat better, shop for better food and only have treats just occasionally, and not every day any more. 

It’s easy to be influenced by some of your friends/work colleagues who have no interest or inclination to eat better or live a life with high energy and great health, but if you slipping and excusing every day treats, then you need to re-commit to eating well which will only re-focus your efforts to live a healthier life by what you put into your mouth every day.

We all slip, we all make excuses, but we all need to be held accountable too, and this is why now is a perfect time to re-commit to doing great things again.

11th March

Closing the gap on anyone who is faster than you, stronger than you, more energetic than you is EASY, because you will outwork them if you train with us, and that gap will close quicker than you ever thought, because nobody will be working as hard and as smart as you are.

That statement is impressive, but you have to keep YOUR end of the bargain. 

You have to keep showing up with enthusiasm, you can’t lose sight of WHY you are showing up in the first place too, and you can’t let the people who don’t share your goals and ambitions INFLUENCE you to stop showing up, and then lead  you on THEIR path which will take you NOWHERE near where you ned to go, which requires zero guts, determination or courage.

Moving forward and progressing constantly does take courage and it does mean choosing another path, but ultimately the pride and satisfaction you will get from living like a champion with easily outweigh the pain of regret of not sticking with the great things you could have really achieved in your life.