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Every single piece of advice for doing hard things eventually boils down to this, yes. But even if you read a thousand different ways to explain/justify/dress
by ketzo 4y ago
Every single piece of advice for doing hard things eventually boils down to this, yes.
But even if you read a thousand different ways to explain/justify/dress up "do hard things", you only need one to really click with you.
- 6510 4y agoA remarkably undisciplined friend of mine had a different theory: Just purchases things to help do the hard things. If you don't feel sufficiently ridiculous you need to buy more.
- rconti 4y agoWe have numerous very expensive pieces of fitness equipment that we use quite regularly. I mean, sure, you don't NEED expensive equipment to exercise, but if you don't do it without the expensive equipment, and you DO do it with the equipment, why not buy the thing? Of course, there's plenty of expensive fitness equipment gathering dust, but don't let someone else tell you "you don't need all that stuff" if it works for you. If it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid!