Loss after loss after loss.
Family thinks you're crazy.
Friends stopped believing.
You almost quit a hundred times.
Then one year you finally commit.
You become unstoppable.
Rich forever.
Go take what's yours.
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The exhaustion you feel during early discipline is neuroplasticity in motion, because the brain burns significantly more energy building new pathways than maintaining old ones, and what feels like resistance is often just the cost of becoming mentally stronger.
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This also applies to your physique.
Many years ago when I was obese I would tense my abs 24/7 to pull in my stomach and adjust my dark baggy t shirts constantly, as if trying to appear as acceptable as possible to others.
One day I turned my locus inwards.
I didn’t make a big deal about working out, I simply started training and enjoying it.
I relaxed into my flesh, enjoyed the feeling and sensations of training and eating clean.
I specifically remember I stopped tensing and unconsciously adjusting my shirt, I didn’t care what others saw because the mental picture of me in my head was stronger. It just didn’t matter.
I didn’t tell them about my meal prep or training, didn’t say I planned to get cut and sculpted.
No explanation or justification for my previous state.
I actually started speaking less all together, because I realised how many of the words I said were performative and validation seeking
That’s when I knew I’d made an astronomical and invisible internal change.
Accepting my state and focusing on the altering the internalised mindset is actually the only time I’ve ever made massive external change.
I was, and then I did.
I think some people are taking this as you play like youre a loser to finally surprise people w/ success
but that’s not what I’m saying.
Im saying you literally just stop the performative stuff altogether, there’s no secret plan you move away from external validation.
Driving an old beater when you can afford a better car is literally the best feeling in the entire world, and everyone worth affiliating with will cheer you on for doing it