Setting arbitrary goals without fully buying into our “why” leads to frustration. We don’t feel motivated. We quit, sometimes before we’ve even started. This is why defining your “why” matters so much. The right reason for pursuing your goals will justify the work required.
I wonder how many of us struggle with getting started. We have an idea, or dream but convince ourselves we can’t do it because we don’t see the next step.
Life changes in the blink of an eye, but time and perseverance can help things get better… Even when life is hard, I know it can always become beautiful again.
