REALIZED YOU’RE CLOSE

The other day was I was playing Super Mario Run on my phone. I usually just play it to pass time, but I seen that was I close to a big in-game achievement. Something called “Princess Peach’s Cake(PPC)”. PPC was available for a while but you needed a bunch of a requirements fulfilled to acquire it so I never paid attention to it.

*See How Close I Am. If I Had Time I would Play it All Day until I got the Cake.*

However, I noticed I was much closer to fulfilling the requirements than I expected which inclined me to keep playing.

Which brings me to my point. Once you realize how close you are to an insurmountable feat, you must continue going.

The key in moving forward is not paying too much attention to the end result.

*We be looking for that bell, like “DOG WYA??!” LOL*

Just keep working, constant progress and when you look up you’ll be surprised at how far you’ve come.

It’s just like our boxing sessions. Exercising for ten minutes a round, already sounds exhausting by typing it. Putting that much strain on your body (possibly mind) without stopping sounds crazy but after keeping our mind on the workout we barely realize the time that flies by.

When you’re in the grind, its no time to worry about time, its only time to work!

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MANAGE STORAGE

Yesterday I was trying to do a number of tasks on my phone and computer. However out of all days the malfunction level was at an all time high. My phone was freezing up for hours and my computer was moving at a turtle’s pace.

I figured it was a memory problem but I was so selective with deleting stuff because I didn’t know when I would “need it”. In other words I was being a hoarder. Making the decision to massively delete a chunk of my data made me realize that same logic must be applied to real life.

In life we tend to try to do a million things at once with a million things on our mind, just carrying a whole lot of baggage we don’t need. Some people may still be holding on to something that happened to them in middle school or even something that could’ve happened yesterday at the car wash. Like our devices, when we make the necessary clean ups and empty out the trash in our life we are able to move more fluidity and with clarity. Although, some memory is needed for daily functioning it’s ok to send some those to the recycle bin every once in a while. Thank You.

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