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My 3 habits I am committing to
1. I am going to continue the wake up routine. Cold water on the face, some breath work and setting the intention for myself. I also included gratitude in this as well. 2. Focus is a challenge for me so along with my existing use of Google Calendar I am going to set aside 25-45 minute blocks of time to focus on tasks in my To-Do list every day. 3. I walk for an hour almost every day so the second half of my walk I will have no “inputs”. I can’t work or make content or answer messages during that last 30 minutes. So I will actually focus on my own mind and thoughts during that time. I hope I did this right. 🤪 I am a little behind the 7 Days. Focusing on priorities and my self development has been a challenge for me these days but I am not going to give up and I am here to push past the “all or nothing” mindset loop I am trying to get out of.
0 likes • 25d
Go @Kelli Martin put that phone in flight mode, and you'll be surprised how focus comes creeping back into your system! Same for the walk, just turn it off, be present 💪
Morning meditation is finally starting to stick
I’ve always known meditation was powerful. Over the past decade, I’ve dibbled and dabbled with it plenty of times, but I never built a practice that actually lasted. That started changing when I went through the Seven-Day Reset and became more intentional about not checking my phone first thing in the morning. Because I don’t usually have to wake up at a specific time, I’ve started turning my phone completely off at night and leaving it downstairs. When I wake up, I go straight into our guest room, sit down, and do box breathing: Inhale for 4 seconds Hold for 4 Exhale for 4 Hold for 4 I don’t give myself a specific time requirement. Some mornings it’s two minutes, and other mornings it might be 15. Ironically, even though I’m doing box breathing, I don’t want to put myself in a box lol. The second I tell myself I have to meditate for 20 minutes every day, it starts feeling like another obligation. Keeping it flexible makes it much easier for me to stay consistent. Once I’m done, my reward is getting access to my phone. And trust me, I definitely want to check it. I want to see my emails, new members joining our Skool communities, revenue, notifications, and everything else that happened overnight. The first two weeks were hard, but today I noticed my meditation felt much deeper and my focus was noticeably better. Nothing complicated. I’m just training myself to slow down, breathe, and center myself before giving the outside world access to my attention. It all started with the Seven-Day Reset.
0 likes • 26d
Same here, I started following the guided meditation of dispenza, and using some of the tricks in the mindfulness guide. These 2 books are highly recommended to anyone embarking on the reset. @Joshua Harris your morning routine is similar to mine, i noticed doing the warrior ritual helps to get the yawning out of the way for meditation. And definitely do avoid making it feel like an obligation, that will ruin it.
Phase 1 starting now!
7 days reset was exactly what I needed to kick-start something. The 3 habits i will work on daily to keep are morning routine, protecting my focus and keeping a promise. Especially the last one I feel i need the most, still not trusting myself. Went from crisis mode to fixing mode, still missing the reality check of feeling mode. Previous history suggests i might be skipping that again until completely alone. Eeh what do i know, discipline is what is needed, I'll stick to that and see what gives.
0 likes • Jul 17
Thanks a lot guys, you really boost the execution willpower 💪
0 likes • 27d
So i failed 2 days in a row to keep my own promise, i feel partially shit about it and partially 🤷 that's the way it is and has been. I picked up the promise today again, but I am not happy with how i am reacting to it. Any advice? Day 19 free off weed, it now is a faint memory. On the other hand the seperation situation with my wife is putting me into crisis repair mode where I try to force change on too many levels and yesterday it came crashing down when my weightloss goals made me skip a meal, which resulted in single minded focus on one task which led to an misunderstanding and to an emotional outburst about nothing and "ruined" some of the progress i was making with the relationship with my wife. Robbed me off all sleep ,so today was particularly hard. Stuck to the routine again this morning, did my 3 things, trying to dust after the fall. As many i am a problem solver, which is a problem in itself, fixing over feeling, so trying to find a balance of all. New adaption is, dropp weight loss. Build mental strength through meditation, physical resilience through weightlifting and stick to the routines we have set up here.
what are you guys doing for workouts right now?
i’ve been doing the same routine for months and i’m starting to feel like i want to switch it up a bit. right now i’m doing: weights: monday, wednesday, friday qigong: 2x a week kung fu: saturday walking: most days it’s been solid, but i’m curious what everyone else is doing right now. are you lifting, running, doing classes, martial arts, bodyweight stuff, yoga, sports, or just trying to stay consistent with anything?
2 likes • Jul 22
Classic 5x5 every second day and 1-2 amrap for 20 minutes( 5pull ups, 10 push ups 15 squats) per week, depending on sleep and recovery. swimming as much as I can for the joy of steam sauna afterwards.
Phase 1: Week 2
We’re at the halfway point of Phase 1. Listen to me: This is exactly where the work starts. This week isn’t just about consistency. It’s about Crushing Friction. Friction is the silent killer. It’s the distraction, the person, the habit, or the environment that makes your “Chosen Three” feel like a chore. You don’t have a time management problem. You have a priority problem. If you’re letting friction stop you, you’re prioritizing your comfort over your future. The Week 2 Mission: 1. Identify the Friction: What is the ONE thing that made your habits harder last week? 2. Name it: Call it out. Own the weakness. 3. Kill it: Find a solution to eliminate that roadblock today. We don’t chase motivation. We stack undeniable evidence. Did you hit your standards? Yes or no. No gray areas. Discipline now. Freedom later. 👇 COMMENT BELOW: What is the ONE piece of friction you are killing this week? Name it. Own it. Let’s find a way to eliminate it.
Phase 1: Week 2
1 like • Jul 22
I'm trying to sell off stuff i haven't used for a while or unfinished project to clear my physical inventory as well and detach more from the materialista. The friction i noticed is how boring and a chore it feels like to select an item, take pictures and publish it to for sale. So to reduce the friction i have made it my promise to keep to put one thing out every day, no matter size or price, i select the thing to put out for sale the day before or make a list of 3 things in the morning which require different levels of effort to make an advertisement for, this way i can go for a simple item on a bad day and still complete my promise.
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