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After hump day motivation ...is needed

Sitting down and creating a game plan- with plan A and maybe a plan B- is something everyone should at least consider doing. And when I say consider, I mean SHOULD JUST DO IT. Like NIKE, JUST DO IT. (Yes, I grew up in the 90's/2000's)

What are your PRIORITIES? 
Do your priorities and goals ALIGN? 

Are your goals and priorities REALISTIC? ...big question...
Seriously though- WHAT IS STANDING IN YOUR WAY?
Is it an assumed challenge, a real(ized) challenge, or a mythical monster that is standing in your way? Is it something you can get over? Is it something that's not really there? Is it NBD???

Stop chasing white rabbits down rabbit holes that lead to misty fantasies... stop chasing rainbows in hopes of leprechauns... 
Start realizing that either you want it or you don't
Either you can do it or you can't                            AND 
Either you have what it takes to follow through or you don't. 
If you can't do it, don't want it, or don't have what it takes- that is not a negative. Find something where you hit all 3 of those specifications (the SWEET SPOT) & then you will EXCEL.

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