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Birth Date: Fri, Aug 25 1978

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Burlington Ontario, Canada (map)

I am: Single & Not Dating

Schools: Cedarbrae Collegiate Institute, University of Toronto, Ontario Veterinary College

Jobs: Veterinarian


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Tue, Dec 09 05:55 PM

should i keep going forward?

 

So, I'm enjoying tools, but, here's my problem...Day 1, get up with excitement as soon as the alarm goes off.

 

I can do the getting up and saying I'm having a great day.  I can walk to the bathroom with confidence, and smile, and say the day is mine.

 

I have been working on seeing opportunities in situations, and I can accept that I am in control and am actually motivated by the thought that I am in control, and luck is not a player.

 

But, I can't get out of bed when the alarm goes off.  well, i can, but i don't.  I find this the most difficult part so far.  I feel like moving forward is pointless.  I mean, should I be moving on to day 5 if I haven't mastered the very first step?  can i succeed if i ignore this very first insufficiency?

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says: getting out of bed is hard. harder with the economy. it is a mental state we are in to avoid what we think will be our day.but we truely don't know. I think we need to get happier. we need to reignight our passion for other people and in life. the life has been whipped out of me more than once. I hope tools will reignight me somehow!

says: I'm with you. I am have the same problem with getting outta bed and I have asked myself the same questions about continuing Tools if I don't feel like I have successfully even completed Day 1. I actually considered last night starting over just to be at the beginning again. But then I woke up this morning and got outta bed on time today. I think the best thing we can do is just to keep going. I started Tools a couple of weeks ago and am only finishing day 7 today, but I find myself at least thinking about stuff more and I think it is because of going through the motions and picking up the messages even though I might not have completly satified myself that I actually completed the day. Sorry for the long sentences. The bottom line is that you are not alone and there are people going through the same things. If we keep going I think it will be worth it. Here's to Day 8!!! Smile

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Keep going with Tools. You will see the same issues later on and will still have to deal with them. So don't think as you move on, your problems can be ignored. As you continue in Tools, you will find solutions.

 

Good Luck....

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YES YES YES, move forward, its not suppose to be easy. 

everything will comet together, and don't give up

says: I don't know how much sleep you require, but I know that I do better in the mornings if I motivate myself to get to bed a little earlier....I hope this helps and don't give up. I know you can do this.