In response to my previous tweet. It's important that you become aware of your own distractions that prevent you from achieving your full potential and building your purpose.

Mine is a whole bunch, from the 9 to 5, to manwas and more. While I'm not quitting my 9 to 5 any time... I do have a plan to quit it. Currently I'm quiting other bad habits, such as procrastination.

Disclaimer: Don't take too many things off your plate. It could lead you to relapse. Unless you have the will power to cold turkey everything don't do it.

I've been procrastinating my purpose. Until this year. All it took was one decision, to go all in.

I've made my goals according to @thedankoe technique where you write your goals, starting from your 10 year goals, your one year goals, your monthly goals, your daily goals. So far, I can say that working on your self is the hardest but also the most interesting thing you can do.

I've had to break down solid belief systems and habits I made over the years and replace them with new beliefs and habits.

At the end of the day: You are your habits.

Finally wrote my 200th blog post. Sure it may seem small but it's been a battle and perseverance has been my only soldier. Here's my blogging story: In 2016, I took up blogging, back then it was simply a "make money through affiliate marketing" scheme. I struggled to write and wrote anything that came to mind, I was an avid researcher and my niche was wide. I was doing fashion, health, tech, and more.

Here's a personal story that goes along with my previous tweet. For a long time I was focused on metrics, I made them the indicators of my success whether in blogging, life, or business.
Until I realized it was pointless to worry about how many people read my articles, it was simply something out of my control, what I could do though.....