Do you find yourself constantly making statements like, "I'm trying to get to work on time." "I'm trying to get up earlier." "I'm trying to get my house cleaned up." "I'm trying to lose weight." "I'm trying to get back into my exercising routine." "I'm trying to find more time for myself."
What are you "trying" to do? Well, it's time to stop "trying" and start "doing." Following are a few steps to help you get started:
1. Slow down! Stop "trying" to do too many things at one time. Multi-tasking is overrated. Do one thing at a time and do it well.
2. Know why you want to do what you desire to do. Make sure your motives are pure. If you want to stop "trying" to lose weight and start losing weight, make sure your reasons for wanting to lose the pounds are healthy reasons.
3. Turn your focus from outward to inward and live from the inside out. Everthing you need for the journey to start "doing" is inside of you, not outside.
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