As long as you set a goal, and work towards them constantly and relentlessly, you will find wild success!

Most of what you learn in school is facts. Facts that are known. Facts that, in today’s modern world, be called up in an instant.

You spend all your time and energy in school accumulating and remembering facts. The fact is, the more you remembered, the better you did in exams.

Those of us who failed at school are simply not interested in facts. And many of us do not possess a great capacity to retain a frivolous amount of information.

Now, this doesn’t mean that these people are stupid. What it means is, their school has failed to fire up their imagination.

Students graduate and get jobs based on their qualifications and herein lies the problem, they are not getting these jobs based on their desire to succeed.

And they quickly lose out to those who continually strive to be better than their yester selves.

As long as you set a goal, and work towards them constantly and relentlessly, you will find wild success.

And that is a fact worth remembering!

It’s not sexy I know that, but who am I to argue with them. They work. Damn it, they always work! Routines are an excellent way of not going insane.

There are going to be good days, bad days, and days you don’t feel like doing anything. Sometimes these days will start to pile up and you begin to feel like a worthless piece of shit.

To avoid the above-mentioned situation and all the emotions that come with it, I recommend creating what we professionals call a routine.

Routine will get you through the day and make you feel like you made the most out of your day.

When you are not sure what you should be doing, the routine tells you.

When you don’t have much time, the routine guides you to make the most out of the precious little time you have.

Like all advice given, it only works if you make a conscious effort to practice it daily.

So start tomorrow morning. Wake up a little earlier and just write down what you want to do for the rest of the day. And try doing them.

Now there is no need to be too hard on yourself. If you can’t finish or start an item on your list. Well, it wasn’t all that important or else you would have done it and guess what; the world didn’t end.

So make a list and try working that list. Eventually, this becomes your routine.

If you don’t spend the time to get better, who is going to do it for you? You need time to get better and there is no better way to get more time then to wake up before everyone else.

Do yourself a favour and wake up earlier.

Try waking up 90 minutes before anyone else at your home wakes up.

You will be amazed at how much you can get done for yourself. Yes, for yourself.

Usually, I get up, exercise a little, shower, have my breakfast and start watching tutorials or work on my side projects.

Some days I get up at 4:30 am and this gives me 5 hours to myself before I have to leave for work.

It’s hard, but then again, anything worth doing is.

Everthing can be a bit better!

In 2019, I decided instead of having a New Year’s resolution, I would have a New Year’s motto. After all, mottos have led me out of my darkest and hardest moments in life. In the spirit of positivity, I said to myself, “Everything can be a bit better”.

I wasn’t looking to make something twice as better or three times as better, but instead I wanted to make everything I did about 10% better. Give a little more effort in presentation of my demos to my students, spend a little more time observing nature and things, be a little more mindful of others, pet my cats more, etc.

It was just my way of wanting to focus a little more on the task at hand. So far, it was worked wonders for me. Instead of feeling that I have to repeat the same demos to each new class, I am looking forward to teach the next class with more information and with better execution.

So whenever you finish a project or task, just ask yourself, can this be better? If the answer is yes, then do it. No one will pay extra for it, but you get the satisfaction of knowing that it was done to the quality or standard you had set for yourself.

Don’t worry, people will notice. Every little thing adds up.