The Cement Has Got To Die
Much of life is spent comparing ourselves to others. I was frustrated with my progress chipping through the cement to find my true heartfelt desires and it wasn’t progressing like I thought it should. I was looking at the progress of others and feeling discouraged that I wasn’t getting it.
Those negative thoughts kept popping up and I felt like I was playing championship whack-a-mole. Then Drew Timm shared in our group huddle that each of us is exactly where we needed to be.
I felt the truth of that statement with every fiber of my being. I felt a release of judgment wash over me. Follow the compass not the clock. It’s the direction that matters and not the speed.
OG Mandino wrote “I will persist until I succeed.” in The Scroll Marked III”. Persistence is also key to replacing old habits with new ones. Showing up and being disciplined to do the work isn’t easy but it must be intentional. It’s getting easier the more I do the exercises.
It is so hard to break the patterns I learned in the first seven years of life. If subby was programmed early on, and drives what I do today, then I need to reprogram my minds with things that advance what I desire today.
All of the exercises we are doing build upon each other. The constant repetition and visual cues are helping to replace lifelong negative patterns. It really is getting easier.
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Donna, your determination is undeniable, and I can feel the shift happening for you. That moment of realizing you’re exactly where you need to be is huge… releasing judgment and trusting the process is where real transformation begins. You’re showing up, doing the work, and breaking through years of conditioning—that is progress, no matter how fast it feels. Keep following the compass… your persistence is already rewriting your story!