Michael Robinson
It's easier to "just do it" if you've spent months or years culling counterproductive habits. I think the missing link is in what people do instead of what they should be doing.
The starting point that preceded my own breakthrough was that I didn't actually know what I wanted to do. I had spent so much of my life dodging other people's willpower and personality that I never had a chance to develop my own.
Michael Robinson
This careens back into my recent infatuation with inversion!
Who am I? What do I want to do? What do I need to do? Can I resolve those questions in the same process, or do I have to prioritize?
I have...no idea. But what I can do is slowly pick apart the habits, like checking my phone every 5 minutes or waiting until midnight to get ready for bed.
Slowly, I make space for myself, and paths emerge.
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