What you see vs How to see it

The more you execute, the more you fail at things.

The more you execute, the more you achieve.

The more selective you become with those you keep around you, the less friends you’ll have.

The more you keep away from cancers, the healthier you become.

The heavier you lift and the more miles you run, the more sore you’ll be.

The more you lift and run, the stronger you become.

Eating clean keeps you eating in more often than not. Eating clean cost more money at times.

Eating clean saves you money from going out to eat and it costs you less in health care and regret.

Going against the grain for the greater good makes you unpopular.

Being unpopular frees your time up to live a healthy lifestyle.

Reading is so boring and you’ll be called a nerd at times.

Elon Musk, Oprah, Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban, Einstein, Theodore Roosevelt, Queen Elizabeth, Lincoln, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Obama, Ulysses Grant, Mark Twain, and LeBron James are and were obsessed with reading.
Buffet says, the more you learn, the more you earn.

Waking up early robs you of sleeping in.

Waking up early gives you an extra couple hours of execution.

Going to bed early keeps you from having more of a social life.

Going to bed early, adds years to your actual life.

Fellowship with a church or organization may lead you to follow some things that may not make 100% sense in all areas.

Fellowship often creates a sense of community with a group of people who are trying to be better in their daily life.

Sitting in silence can drive you to insanity.

Sitting in silence often will give you the power to drive your mind for a change.

Waking up every morning with the thought that you don’t want to get up and that you don’t want to go to work is the norm.

Waking up and intentionally being grateful for three different things each morning will reveal to you how much you have to be thankful for each and every day.

You may not be able to change what you see, but you can change how to see it.