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What justifications are you using to not have to engage with self-improvement, and instead, dwell in stagnation?
“This is the way I’ve always done it.” “According to the lore…” “My parents were real shitty people.” “This isn’t my problem.”
Those answers are ego bonum, self-good… or for the good of our egos.
When we live for the greater good, for the good of all, our answers come from a place of summum bonum, the highest good… or the sum of all good, which by its nature, cannot be egoic.
How do we stop making excuses? We have to make “no more excuses” a daily practice, and not just something we’d like to do… but something that we diligently do.
Let’s get to doing… no more excuses.
(See y’all tomorrow)
“This is the way I’ve always done it.” “According to the lore…” “My parents were real shitty people.” “This isn’t my problem.”
Those answers are ego bonum, self-good… or for the good of our egos.
When we live for the greater good, for the good of all, our answers come from a place of summum bonum, the highest good… or the sum of all good, which by its nature, cannot be egoic.
How do we stop making excuses? We have to make “no more excuses” a daily practice, and not just something we’d like to do… but something that we diligently do.
Let’s get to doing… no more excuses.
(See y’all tomorrow)
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