The Life of Chuck
I seldom watch a movie the moves me. This one did. Thanks Chuck!
Try for one week to do everything I can to stick to being productive. Meaning, no Internet surfing, such as YouTube, and stick to studying. Free time will be doing exercises and/or chores instead of watching television. Rest when needed, and rest, not doing something else. Have purpose for everything that I do. See what happens after one week… Do I continue or stop?
Next update: 08/05/2025.
As soon as I woke up, RESISTANCE already there. I have to beat RESISTANCE, and do what I know is right (what is necessary to get me ahead in life). The distractions that RESISTANCE is doing is overwhelming! I am bombarded with everything and anything, but what I am supposed to do!
Time to do better. I do not know why when I have free time, I waste that time. Then, when I do not have free time, I seek the free time to be productive. INSANE!!!
Starting now, I will fight against RESISTANCE!
This is the only solution. If I cannot do what I need to do, then I will be where I am until the day when I can no longer do anything about my situation.
“Envious” describes the feeling of wanting what someone else has, often accompanied by resentment or discontent. It’s a negative emotion that can arise when comparing oneself to others and feeling inferior. Synonyms include jealous, covetous, and resentful.
After my teeth being cleaned, I cannot floss between my teeth in the top back. When I try, my floss gets shredded and breaks. I will have to contact the dentist. 🙁
To quiet today.
“How you do one thing, is how you do everything.”
With that, I started to cut down my browser tabs. I regularly have about ten to fifteen tabs open. I often do comparison or have a browser tab open to remember something I was searching. But whatever the case maybe, I almost always have multiple tabs open. If I keep that many tabs open, that means I am trying to do many things at one time. If I do that with Web browsing, what other parts of my life am I doing that with? Again, “How you do one thing, is how you do everything”.
I often hesitate in doing something, “pulling the trigger”. Just today, I saw a sale on a pair of glasses that I have been “eyeing” on for the last year. I said to myself, if these glasses ever go on sale, I will buy them. Today there were on sale and took me literally forty-five minutes to an hour thinking about them. Thoughts: Will they be cheaper, will I actually wear them, what if I do not buy now, and they become out of stock… on and on. I have to change this, as this is holding me back. Why was I hesitating? I better figure this out!
So many other things I want to clear up in my life that now I can visual as I keep the “how you do one thing, is how you do everything” mentality.
I will keep this in mind more often as I do things in my life throughout the day… and see how my life changes in one month, three months, six months and in a year.