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7Bad LiesYour Mind Tells You!!!By Todchaseth Sakkamolpat

1. I cant do itThe only person who can tell you I cant is you. If you hear those words echoing in the back of your mind, tune them out.Both doubts and faith ask you to believe in something you cant see. You simply have to decide which one you believe.

2. I dont have time to make changes

You write your own destiny through the choices you make every day. You become what you repeatedly do.1) Think about the difference between what is urgent and what is important. 2) Review all the obligations on your list. 3) Do whats important first.

3. Life is easier and enjoyed more.The idea that life should ALWAYS be easy and enjoyable is used to justify all kinds of lazy behavior. As Einstein once said, Genius is 1% talent and 99% percent hard work. So meditate on this every day: I will do the work.It wont be easy. It will be worth it!

4. I can do it laterSo today, stop making excuses for why you cant get it done and start focusing on all the reasons why you must make it happen. Most great things in life dont happen by chance, they happen by choice. You never know whats possible until you risk finding out.Go forward and make your dreams a working reality.

5. One time wont hurt

One time means your brain now knows it can get away with this excuse next time too, and the next one time leads to another, until youve completely fallen off the wagon.Stick to your plan, rather than deciding on the fly when your conscience is weak.

6. Its better to quit now and cut lossesIn the heat of the moment when you feel like quitting, think about how far you have come and why you started in the first place. Once you learn to quit, it becomes a habit!!! So KEEP GOING!

7. Its already too lateThings can change if you want them to at any age. Right now you can choose differently and make something new happen.Your future is immediate. Grab on to it with both hands and keep on moving on.Think, work, and climb if you have to. Move your life forward. Today!Thank You Very MuchTodchaseth Sakkamolpat