I Always Go Back To The "same Old Me" And To An Lazyness, Anyone Help?

[Guest Annetta]

@Christian I like the sound of that!

[Key Elements]

Here's a simple little trick. For example, if you have to clean your entire room, you don't have to. Just clean a little corner of it. But..you have to get up and go do it-now. The same goes for everything else. If you can't finish your school project, and you have the entire month, just do a page or two of it today. But, you have to get up and go do it-now. Don't wait. The magic word is now.

Of course, if you're motivated to do more, then go for it.

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Yes, take baby steps toward your life purpose while you're going. Even after you've found your life purpose and incorporated enlightenment experiences in it in some way,  you still have to take baby steps to complete the entire journey. 

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Edited December 31, 2016 by Key Elements

[Leo Gura]

1) It's hard to get activated when you've got no compelling vision for your future, and no clear life purpose. That's why the life purpose course is so important. You're not likely to overcome that laziness otherwise.

2) It takes at least 1-2 years of steady personal development work to build yourself a little foundation and momentum. So keep a 3-5 year time horizon as you do this work. Your results the first year won't be spectacular. But in 3-5 years you'll be shocked at how much you've changed. You gotta keep that in mind so you don't get discouraged 6 months in.

3) Start building 1 good habit at a time. Try to build 1 new healthy habit every 2 months for 1 year straight. That will be 6 new habits in one year. Doesn't sound like a lot, but that alone will be revolutionary. And that's only year one!

4) Get clear about what you want out of life. If you got no big goals or deep desires, you're stuck forever.

5) Backsliding is normal. In fact, I've got a video call How To Stop Backsliding.

[Mercy]

Another post Leo just murdered Lol

[SBB4746]

It takes time to retrain your brain. Remember that before you got into personal development you have probably had bad habits for most of your life. You can't just undo all of that just like that, you need to keep at it until your brain gets the message. Falling off track in the beginning is unavoidable.