We all deal with broken promises, especially when it comes to ourselves and the things we want to do in life. I refuse to give up on this. I’m always striving to keep my promises to myself. If I put something on the calendar, I do my best to stick to it even if I have to shift the task to another date or even move it to another list. The goal is to get to it.

Blogging is one thing I’ve stayed consistent with, and I’m proud of that. I’m actually 2 to 3 months ahead right now because I built a system for it. At the time of this writing, I’m doing great with my eating habits, and while I still want to improve, I’m focusing on building consistency where I’m at. Looking back, I can see how far I’ve come. The way I used to eat was ridiculous. I had to educate myself about where food comes from and what it does to the body, and that knowledge has helped me on my journey.

I’ve stayed true to learning diving into podcasts, reading books, and seeking to become a better entrepreneur. I also want to grow as a student of the word of God. Both of these require intentionality. There are still things on my list that I haven’t accomplished yet, but I think about them every day. Once I make a commitment, I have to keep that promise. It’s about building the mental fortitude to do it day in and day out.

The mind can easily become relaxed if you let it. If you let it, the mind will start telling you what to do instead of you telling it. It doesn’t matter how small you start. We just have to stop lying to ourselves and stop letting broken promises run our lives because they affect every area of it. Broken promises chip away at our confidence, and if we don’t believe in ourselves, how can we expect anyone else to?

Enough with the broken promises.

God Bless The Entrepreneur