Why Sucking at 30-Day Challenges Doesn’t Bother Me
It’s not the challenge itself, but the learning experience that comes with it, that I appreciate.
I’ve been avoiding hitting publish on anything I’ve written since early this morning. I’ve haven’t walked for my daily goal. I ate a flourless chocolate torte for lunch and I drank wine last night.
So why do I feel so good about myself today?
Because I knew I sucked at challenges before I ever set them. But I also know that every time I accept a new challenge like this, I learn valuable insights about myself.
Barely out of the gate and and I already gained some knowledge about how I operate.
I already mentioned in a previous post that if I want that glass of wine and tell myself I can’t have it, my mind immediately goes searching for chocolate.
I have no willpower.
Let’s just go ahead and get that out of the way. It really is a great thing that I have a high metabolism, because my willpower is in the shitter. However, I was trying this challenge because I’m having a few health issues and bottom line is that I really don’t want to feel like I’m…
