be less lazy

I am so lazy. I have no motivation to do anything. There are empty microwave dinner dishes all around my room and I haven’t worn my retainers in like six months because I’m too lazy to put them in before bed. Also, I got so lazy that having to take birth control once a day everyday just got to be too overwelming so I stopped taking them :[ How do people actually find the motivation to get up and get stuff done when there is so much good stuff to sit around and read/play/watch?

I’m doing good with this. I’m pretty active. I’m always checking out different parts of the city and trying to get my hands dirty in new things. Now that I have this jobby job, I take my free time really seriously and try to pack as much fun stuff in as possible. The only real thing I would say I need to work on in this department is to make sure to wake up on time and not ignore my alarm like a million times. I’m pretty good at that.

Ive been going to the gym, working out, doing more outdoors stuff etc, not as bad as i thought.

I should of written an entry about this yesterday, but I was impressed with my progress on Sunday, I woke up early and accomplished an awful lot. I decided to just get up and do things and it worked.

they just fizzle out and I end up back on the couch watching trash on TV. I need to get the fire under neath my butt, the wind in my sails I need to do things I start out planning to do.

I accomplished this by doing little things. I work overtime so that I am not only doing something but I make more money :) I do a few tasks of house work every day so that I am not over whelmed and give up.

im so glad im not as lazy as I used to be. Still room for improvement though, but I still completd this goal!

Sometimes i don’t feel like leaving my home even if i have something important to do, to be able to want to get up in the morning, i believe that there is a void in one’s life that’s to be filled. Maybe I will fill that void.

i think im doing ok with this one, but i still have a while to go

Now that I have the money, I joined the local Y. It sounds like nothing, but I’ve been exercising consistently for the past 3 days and I’m feeling good about it. I think it will be easier to exercise more frequently now that I’m older and the focus isn’t entirely on burning however many calories per work out or whatever. It isn’t just about losing weight. Now I have new compelling motivations-trying to get to sleep on time, possible adventure racing, staying in shape, keeping my moods up, blasting off some of the stress from my job, and being healthy.