RESULTS OR EXCUSES

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You can have results or excuses. Not both.

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No Excuses

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  1. Journal: Write TWO sentences or less about things you are truly grateful to have or utilize in some way.
  2. Be honest. Have you made excuses that have held you back with something important to you? Are you ready to get over it? If you haven’t made excuses, share your secret with us in the comments.

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Eileen Marcial
Eileen Marcial
3 years ago

This is interesting. It is hard for me to distinguish whether it is a reasonable solution when I shift a task to lower on my priorities to accomplish something else which is important also ..or if it is an excuse when I do not complete the task that was moved.
I need to do a better job tracking this so I complete all of the tasks I set for myself.

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3 years ago
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I do this too sometimes! I’ll prioritize other things above the task which makes it harder to tell if it was an excuse not to do it or if something else really has higher priority.

Chevon Thomas
Chevon Thomas
3 years ago

I said I’m going to loss 10lbs and still haven’t done it. My excuse to myself is I’m so busy I don’t have time to meal prep or or exercise. I’m just being lazy right now and don’t want/feel like putting in the work. I find other things as distractions so I don’t have to do what needs to be done. I find myself doing this every time I don’t feel like doing something.

Kell
Kell
3 years ago

6 years ago I read a book called “No Excuses” by Brian Tracy. Changed my perspective on owning responsibility of my outcomes. So i adopted a perspective of “I’m 100% responsible for the success or failure of my goals and don’t make excuses.”

Quinn Carran
Quinn Carran
3 years ago

I have made excuses for things that are important to me. I’m trying to stop making them and I’ve learned once you start the thing that you have been dreading it is really not that bad.

Tracie Stewart
Tracie Stewart
3 years ago

Everyone has a story and you can always think up really valid reasons why you haven’t accomplished everything you’ve set out to do – but at the end of the day, we all have choices and therefore are accountable for our actions. Victim mentality doesn’t work for successful people!

ame
ame
3 years ago

GM, honestly I think we’ve all made excuses ( whether we admit it or not) 😏..Its human nature. That being said, I LOVE the message today. I always say, ” Excuses are for losers”. Im working on RESULTS🤛
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Scarlett Glasser-Nehls(@scarlett-glasser-nehls)
3 years ago

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there! 😀

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Scarlett Glasser-Nehls(@scarlett-glasser-nehls)
3 years ago

I agree with others, we’ve all made excuses. What I need to work on is priority management and not shifting priorities based on how I am feeling.

Sidd Narayanabhatla
Sidd Narayanabhatla
3 years ago

Agreed! Very well said Scarlett!

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Scarlett Glasser-Nehls(@scarlett-glasser-nehls)
3 years ago

Thanks!

Tori Fisher
Tori Fisher
3 years ago

Yes, I have made excuses before. Plenty of them. Lately I just ask myself the question, “would I regret not doing this?”

Ally Williams
Ally Williams
3 years ago

Yes I have definitely made excuses and they hold me back and keep me in my comfort zone. I think sometimes it comes from asking “what if’s” and getting anxious about what could happen if I go out of comfort zone. Sometimes when that happens I try to “out-crazy” my brain, which is to make up absurd scenarios to make the ones I’m actually worried about seem ridiculous too.

Adriane Domareckyj
Adriane Domareckyj
3 years ago

I feel as if I have made excuses. It is difficult to get out of your comfort zone- especially the older you get, when you marry and start a family. You change your priorities and say that instead of saying I’ve made excuses.

Adriane Domareckyj
Adriane Domareckyj
3 years ago

Loved the video today!!! And the thought!

Quinten Sutton
Quinten Sutton
3 years ago

I got tied up and didn’t really prioritize and block schedule last week as best as I should. This resulted in me not completing important task (including the 1% tribe) that I usually have a better handle on. I have to get back to the basics (block scheduling, prioritizing, etc) that will get me back on track.

Denise McConnell
Denise McConnell
3 years ago

I have made the same excuses for along time. The excuses have caused and cost me much anxiety. It is time for me to embrace the support of this tribe and refuse to settle for another excuse.