How to be someone who shows up daily!

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2 min readFeb 15, 2024
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We all have someone in our life who just do everything you have to do it kill it, they make getting up early working daily, working-out daily look easy or something which everyone do.

But the reality is he/she is doing something which in today's world is not normal.

we can't work more, we like to scroll have fun.

But what's the problem is that we want to work more, we want to improve and above all we want to earn more but we can't.

I did some digging and find steps those people follow,

1. Start Small, Stay Real:

It's easy to get overwhelmed by lofty goals. Instead, break them down into bite-sized, manageable tasks. Whether it's writing 100 words a day or hitting the gym for just 10 minutes, small actions lead to big results.

2. Embrace Routine, Embrace Success:

Ever heard the saying, "Success leaves clues"? Well, it’s true. Establishing a daily routine can work wonders for your productivity. Whether it’s waking up at the same time each day, meditating, or planning your day ahead, routines create a sense of stability and set the stage for success.

3. Celebrate Progress, Not Perfection: Let’s face it—perfection is overrated:

Instead of striving for flawlessness, focus on progress. Celebrate the small wins along the way, whether it’s completing a task ahead of schedule or mastering a new skill. Remember, progress, no matter how small, is still progress.

4. Fuel Your Passion, Feed Your Fire:

Passion is the fuel that keeps the fire burning. Find what ignites your soul and pursue it relentlessly. Whether it's writing, painting, or learning a new language, make time for the things that light you up and watch your motivation soar.

5. Stay Accountable, Stay Inspired:

Accountability breeds consistency. Find an accountability partner, join a supportive community, or simply share your goals with a friend. Knowing that someone is cheering you on can make all the difference when the going gets tough.

6. Rest, Reflect, Repeat:

Last but certainly not least, remember to rest and recharge. Burnout is real, folks. Take breaks when needed, reflect on your progress, and come back stronger than ever. Remember, it's not a sprint, it's a marathon.

So, there you have it—six tips from the daily show-up pros themselves. The road to consistency may not always be easy, but with a little determination and a sprinkle of discipline, you too can join the ranks of those who show up daily and crush their goals.

Above all is just your willingness to be better than today.

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