Keep Trying, You are Way Ahead of Everyone Who Isn’t Trying
No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow your progress is.
You are still way ahead of everyone who isn’t trying.
Whether you are trading Crypto, Stocks, FX or running a Start up, MOTIVATION is key.
Motivation is not something I have everyday.
It is something I have trained to have for a long time.
It’s a conscious choice that has become second nature.
If I depended on motivation to get things done.
I’ll get nothing done.
I rely heavily on my habits, my routines and my discipline.
If you get tired, learn to rest not quit.
Being positive isn’t pretending life is not pretty shit.
It’s trying to see the good all around us and making the most of it.
It still sucks. But what sucks more is wallowing in self-pity, nagging voice of people complaining and heaviness of the world.
I choose my suck. And my suck is to have gratitude.
I choose me.
#mygratitudelist
I get to take the time to work out and work on my strength everyday.
I get to make my meals whenever and however I want since being home.
I get to do study online courses while having all this free time.
I get to play with my cats whenever I want.
I get to read more.
The list goes on.
Choose your suck.
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