That's no Big Deal.

It's 8:08 AM and I have 5% battery left. That's not important when you're busy at work or at the gym because you have a week of vacations just like I was minutes ago. Of course, that's no big deal.

But it happens that you get extremely bored while excercising because you honestly didn't want to excercise so early. You get so bored and so dismotivated that all you wanna do is sleep on the wooden floor that coaches use for kickboxing, salsa and yoga. Your boredom is so intense you sort of feel that gravity pushes you down to the floor and your arms move slowly.

Then you decide you're done and you tell you brother you wanna go, you know you're acting like a little kid but you don't mind. You espect he goes home with you but instedbhe calls the gym instructor and you end up doing soulder excercises.

Slowly and quickly you get out of the gym and alk you carry with  you is your phone with a Blogger app you haven't used for months.

You laugh and decide there is nothing to do in 40 minutes so you're going tonwrite because that's what you think you're good at and you hope you're right.

But then, you notice you have 5% battery so you hurry and write as fast as you can trying to spell correctly because when you're done you probably aren't gonna have time to check grammar and spelling after you write.

But you're proud because it's 8:27 and you still have 2% battery. That's not important when you're busy at work or at the gym because you have a week of vacations just like I was minutes ago. Of course, that's no big deal.

Back on The Track

Recently I've been listening to a lot of speaches about goals. Let's say that people have very different ideas for achieving.

"Have lots of goals so you achieve some of them!" Uh, no thanks.

"Have one goal. Work on it even if you don't want to achieve it anymore!" Are you kidding me?

"Write down your goals. Put them where you can read them everyday." Not bad, will do.

"Find real motivation. Be passionate about your goals."

Touché.

I have a bunch of goals. I just haven find the real motivation to achieve them. If your goal is to loose weigth, think about the reason you want that. Thats when I realize not every goal was my idea. It was probably something I heard or sromething people normally set as goal.

Once I realize that. I discard it,  focusing on my goals.

So, this week I found out my goal is to edit my book.

And I found real motivation. What's yours?