Be Patient & Find What Works Best For You

It might take you some time to figure out what methods and systems work best for you, and that is perfectly fine.

What isn’t perfectly fine however, is giving up after trying only a handful of things.

The beauty is in the process. While it may not seem like it, you have time to figure it out. Regardless of how you old you are, your drive to improve and find what works for you should never diminish.

I’m thankful every day for the time I have ahead of me to figure out what Skyler should be doing. I have time to try, and fail.

As do you, regardless of your age. Because the amount of years you may or may not have left is not what I mean when I say time. I mean you have plenty of tries.

It’s like you are playing a baseball game and you are up to bat – but you will never strike out!

Swing as many times as you want. Try and hit the curve ball in the dirt. Take a hack at the high and inside fastball. You might not always hit the ball, but guess what? Here comes another pitch. Here comes another day.

Whether you know baseball or not is not the point, but I will mention that of all the professional baseball players who have hit hundreds and hundreds of home runs in their careers, some were better than others at hitting curve balls for home runs, and some were better at hitting fastballs for home runs.

(That was a long sentence, and I apologize for that) ^

But just because your neighbor wakes up and goes for a run every morning, that doesn’t mean you have to be the person who gets up while it is still dark out to go for a jog.

You can be the one who finds time over a lunch break.

You can be the one who can get the most effective workout after work.

And it isn’t just exercise.

Just always keep in mind, different stokes for different folks.

I (think) I am finally finding out what works best for me, and it isn’t what works best for my friends. And that is awesome to me.

Take your time and try a bunch of different methods. Different diets, different workouts, different morning routines, all of it. Move things around and test it all out, you will eventually find out what works best.

A good way to do this, but you have to be careful, is to let yourself idle for a short moment.

Do nothing and be nothing, and find out what comes naturally for you.

I took a step back for a moment to find out what I naturally do, and I have found out that it is a task for me to get up and eat breakfast every day. So what works best? Intermittent fasting. I skip breakfast and don’t eat until a little after lunch, and then I eat big for just a few hours of the day.

Enough about me though, this isn’t what this is about.

This is about YOU.

Do YOU. Find out what works best and roll with it!

Good luck.

Thanks.