I think I can. I think I can. I think I can.
Words from one of my favorite stories as a child about a little engine who thought he could and so he did!
There are other cute stories with the same premise. All good things to hear and learn.
So why do so many adults do just the opposite?
They come up with a million excuses and reasons not to do something. It is honestly counterproductive in every way.
In my life I have discovered I can do almost anything if I want to badly enough. I may have to be extra creative. I may have to make careful plans. I may even have to force myself to start, but that is the kicker.
Once you start something it is often not as difficult or awful as you imagined it to be while putting it off.
They old athletic rah rah thing, "Just do it!" is good advice.
Then? "Just keep going." Make that your mantra.
Make a plan. Have priorities. Get to work.
Don't let anyone, or anything get in between you and good choices and you will be amazed at how much better life can be.
Living in disarray and clutter is hard on the nervous system and if you've never tried to live without clutter and mess you should test this theory for yourself.
Peace reigns. Depression lessens or disappears altogether. Life gets easier without things looming over you. You think you don't notice these things, but your brain registers them. Your eyes see them. Your hands and feet work around them. It's sunshine of the mind in real life.
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