One of the hardest things to do is to actually get back into good habits after slacking off for a while, or after failing to do something. To those people who find it easy to get back on that saddle, kudos to you. I hella wish I could do that too, but I do understand that it's something to work at. Some people are more naturally inclined to just pick up and go, while others, such as myself, need time to sulk, plan, and finally get into action. With those types of journeys, I wish I could just skip the middle part and fast forward to the end product, where I don't have to go through the process, I know that the journey is supposed to be the best part, but these are just one of the things where I will disagree.
Why is it so easy to fall apart, to do bad, to fall into bad habits, to destroy, but so difficult to get it together, take the high road, build? I can just eat terribly for a week and undo all the fitness I've been working toward for a whole month or more. It's so frustrating that it always takes more time to get it together than to take it apart. I guess if it were that easy, everyone would be the same. Looks like a test of will power, patience, and honor. Mental focus workout to the max!
I guess all we gotta to is keep trying. Keep your head down and work, look up and you've gone further than you probably thought.
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