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Unless you’re some kind of Navy SEAL, Eagle Scout, Type-A motivated badass, like me, you probably have the occasional challenge of motivating yourself out of bed in the morning. Truth be told, those SEALS and Eagle Scouts probably have those challenges as well. From the first day of school, to the day we decide to retire (if we make it that far), the struggle of getting up in the mornings is there, ever present, ready to link us and our beds together.
But getting up IS part of our duty. We can only, in good conscience, hit the damnable snooze button so many times. We can only, for a moment or two, hide under the covers, dreading the world beyond.
Saying in bed does nothing to accomplish our goals, and it gives us a comfy place to hide from duty.
Wake up! Have an espresso! Get moving!!
There are important things that need doing.
(See y’all tomorrow)
But getting up IS part of our duty. We can only, in good conscience, hit the damnable snooze button so many times. We can only, for a moment or two, hide under the covers, dreading the world beyond.
Saying in bed does nothing to accomplish our goals, and it gives us a comfy place to hide from duty.
Wake up! Have an espresso! Get moving!!
There are important things that need doing.
(See y’all tomorrow)
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