Taking the right steps

[thecraftylefty]

Temptation is a bastard.

Wanting to act in ways that you know you shouldn’t, and that are harmful, and that you’re used to because it’s safe to is a bad thing.

“I should do this because this has always been my routine.”

But it’s gotten you no where.

“I like things the way they are. I’m comfortable living an easy life.”

Easy is for weak-minded people. Challenge yourself. Push past your boundaries.

“I read this stuff and apply some of it, but some of you guys are off your rockers.”

No we’re not. We see what we want and do what it takes to achieve it. It’s called ambition and drive. Get some.

“I like the way my life is.”

Either you’re lying to yourself, or you have no ambition in life. You have become too dependent on the typical “don’t do more than you have to” mentality. It’s a bad attitude to have. Not many successful people will want to be associated with you. It’s a fact. You reap what you sow. Sow some good seeds and let them grow. Let them develop into little you’s. That will be your testament to this world.


thecraftylefty

 

[morry]

Great post. Its all true.

I believe in pushing yourself all the time. Its not always easy trying to improve, but you just have to hardenup and do it.

 

[Duke]

Crafty, I needed this post right now. You truly are one of the unsung heroes of the forum, as SenorFingers pointed out.

-Duke

 

[thederekeffect1]

Some people come here and say that people here are "off their rockers" because they don't want to admit that we're right. When we say "stop giving women everything they want" they think "wow, this website is turning men into *******s". When they should be saying "Dude, my last girlfriend left me for one of these guys".

 

[diablo]

AE...

 

[DjDreamer]

Originally posted by morry
Great post. Its all true.

I believe in pushing yourself all the time. Its not always easy trying to improve, but you just have to hardenup and do it.

Maan... sometimes a guy just has to learn to chill... who really wants to be a workaholic or a selfimprovementholic with no end point in sight? Chill...