5. Find the right company
The ancient proverb is: “If you dwell with a lame man, you'll learn to limp.”
We become like the people we spend the most time with.
So it's key, Epictetus said, "to keep company only with those who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best."
2. Create a routine
“Life without a design is erratic,” Seneca wrote, and full of uncertainty.
Procrastination feeds on uncertainty. Routine eliminates that uncertainty. We know what we do and when we do it. Procrastination is boxed out—by the order and clarity you built.
@ConsEspCaracas Buenos días, mi padre ya hizo la solicitud bajo el anexo III. Pueden los hijos mayores de edad realizar la solicitud mientras la de mi padre esta en tramite?
Learn the lesson: Once the words are out, you cannot take them back. Keep them under control. Be particularly careful with sarcasm: The momentary satisfaction you gain with your biting words will be outweighed by the price you pay.