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Work on your consistency and reward yourself with something for every effort you put ( A game of Fortnite after a gym session for exemple )
Discipline and experience is the teacher of progress and success. Humiliation is the key to change. Ask a girl out and see what happens. Get rejected enough times, and you'll be at the point where you must change
would help, but i think my problem is more about just not being convinced anything I do will work, like its not going to ascend me to not even MTN.
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HANNAH SHOW ME YOUR ASS ILL DO ANYTHING PLEAESSEEEEE
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Start with something simple and go from there. But before building good habits, discover your bad ones, and rid of them.
Lifting will def help you get a better physique and help you lose body fat, just follow the basic softmaxxing tactics and you'll see progress after a few months
Dat my bitch doe
I'm glad to have the honors of touching the same ass as @afroheadluke did.
You don’t have to feel ready to change. You start while doubting and let small wins show you it’s worth it. Pick one visible thing to improve, like your skin, fitness, hair, or grooming. This creates a feedback loop that proves effort leads to results. The voice saying “it won’t matter” is fear pretending to be logic. Even small improvements can change how you carry yourself. Commit to 30 days of discipline: eat healthy, move every day, sleep well, and look intentional. You’re not chasing perfection; you’re building momentum. This is the turning point in your story: rot or evolve. Choose to evolve.
wanted to say, that this is probably the best post on this thread so far so thank you.
Anytime man. Your post really hit close to home. What I’ve learned is that you have to take things one step at a time. I struggle with this a lot as well, but it’s not the big picture that you’re chasing but the steps you take that get you there. Fall in love with the processes and learn that it’s okay to make mistakes as long as you don’t give up. I wish you the best.
