if you’re looking to achieve more in life, then you don’t need more.
let me explain my position below + then we can talk about your options — cool?
you don’t need more time.
contrary to popular belief, you don’t need anymore time than you already have to do what must be done.
you don’t need more resources.
you have plenty — read: enough — resources right now to get you to where you desire to be.
you don’t need more energy, either.
sure, you can go to bed earlier + eat healthier foods, but that decision isn’t based on achievement of goals + damn sure doesn’t have to be used as an excuse as to why you aren’t achieving your goals. (more on this later).
you think you need money, but lemme tell you: you don’t.
financial contributions to your goals are cool + (this is a “two things can be true at the same time”) you can use what you’ve got now to move forward, upward, + onward.
the lack of support isn’t the issue, either.
it would be dope to have your friends + family back you up, but you can do this without your favorite people in your corner.
you know what you actually need, though?
you must have clarity on what you want to achieve + you must also with move with intention.
when you are unclear about what it is that you want to experience in life, you make it virtually impossible for yourself to find your way there.
know what you want + concentrate your efforts, your focus, + your actions — your energy — on making that life possible for yourself.
you don’t need more of anything you already have, fam.
instead of wishing you had more, use what you have to build the lifestyle that you want to live.
success comes to those who can clearly define what success is to them.
though our successes may look completely different + are wildly personal, success + achievement are also plausible + available to each one of us.
properly define what life on your own terms looks like for you.
quit chasing after more, more, more, decide to follow purpose, + make an effort to live the life you so doggedly want to experience.
be you, be dope!
Phylicia Sadsarin
Mindset Coach
journal prompt(s) for today:
do you find yourself using the “i need more ____ before i start” excuse in your daily life? what can you start now using what you have to cultivate achievement in your life?