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Just Start!





I laid in bed having no zeal to start gym. (Yes it is difficult!)

Kept telling myself that once I feel like it, I would do it. 
Yet I didn't get that feeling at all. 
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So, looking for some inspiration, I watched a TED Talk and the message was definitely something I needed to hear- You're not going to feel like doing it most times, so do it ANYWAY! 

Simple, truthful reminder but powerful impact. I looked at how many times I waited for the "right moment" to do something. And reflecting on this made me realize that I was sometimes scared of
something. 
Fear is something that can keep anyone of us stuck in our comfort zone because we know it's safe and we are familiar with the territory. 

That's not always a good thing.

Staying in the comfort zone can stunt growth. And when I realised the things that I wanted to try and the possibilities of what can be....I decided to just start.

Thinking about developing a new skill?- JUST START

Want to open a new business?- JUST START

Trying to become more healthy ?- JUST START

Waiting for the "right moment?"- JUST START

Taking that first step out of the comfort zone can have SO many rewards. It is not easy and it may be messy but guess what, it's progress! 

Writing my 1st blog post is one of my "just start" moments. I've always wanted to write and share my thoughts to help motivate others. 

But life happened....

And despite it all, my desire to write never left. Sooooooo here I go....I've started!





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C.John said…
Thanks so much for these encouraging words! Cannot wait to read more of your thoughts.
July 23, 2021 at 9:46 AM
Caramel Gal said…
This is very inspirational TyTy and yes I needed to hear it. Thanks for being a light and a motivator. 🙂
July 23, 2021 at 11:21 AM
Shirlana.m said…
Thanks so very much ty ty .I wake up this morning. Thinking about all the things that I want to do. So guess what I am going to just start. 🤗🤗
July 23, 2021 at 2:56 PM
Kimberley said…
Ty this is so amazing! I’m so proud of you. You have always been an inspiration to me and so many others. Can’t wait to read more!
July 23, 2021 at 3:04 PM
Unknown said…
Good job TyTy, I'll be following and will also have Orion read your blog daily. He'll *start* as soon as he wakes up.
July 23, 2021 at 3:27 PM
Debbie said…
Wonderful and inspiring. Continue to share, in doing so it will bless others. I have so manythings that I want to start, so I would get a jump on it. .
July 24, 2021 at 11:39 AM
Unknown said…
Ty Ty! Beautiful first start, girl its a whole word here lol been having the same thoughts in my head too over the globe, cheers to a new fun start with writing!- Gabby
July 31, 2021 at 9:37 PM
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