——So now I ask you:
What was your childhood dream?
Was it as wild and magical as ours?

Six years ago, my friend and I had this wild idea—we dreamed of building a house in the trees. I remember opening an app, and he joined in. We started designing our dream homes, just like in the cartoon "Future Boy Conan".

Two years passed, and life took us in different directions.——

Just recently, I was reminded that I need to be real with myself.

When I sat down to make my schedule, I realized something important: if I truly want to be rich and successful, it all starts with making strong, honest decisions.

I need to stop wasting time on distractions—

Husband: I'm hungry.

Wife: And I’m tired!!!

Husband: Aww, what a shame... I was gonna take us out for dinner.

Wife: Hahahahaha, I was just joking, my love! Come on, let’s go!

Husband: Hahahahahaha, and I was just joking too—now get up and make dinner.

Being savage is an art, actually. 😂

A hundred years from now…

Our houses will be considered heritage sites, and our grandkids will come to visit…

They’ll look around and say, “What’s this weird dangling wire?”
“Oh dear… It’s a charger… for the ancient phones of our ancestors??!!”

Oh, the shame…
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I’m not saying you should stop playing or enjoying your free time. In fact, between tasks, take 5 to 10 minutes to rest and do something you enjoy. But with proper balance, you can stay productive while still having fun.

This simple habit will boost your motivation before you even begin your schedule.
Why? Because when you read about people who started young and built successful personal brands instead of wasting time on distractions, you’ll feel more encouraged to follow your own schedule.

Now, I’ve discovered another powerful solution. When you wake up—whether in the morning or later in the day—start by reading for at least 30 minutes. Choose books on personal development, business, or even inspiring success stories.

One method I gave you was to sit still for 5 to 10 minutes after completing a task, resisting distractions. During this time, your brain will urge you to do something unproductive, but you must tell yourself: I will only move to complete my next scheduled task.

A NEW DISCOVERY IN TIME MANAGEMENT

Recently, I realized something that many of you might not have noticed. I’ve shared strategies on time management, including a solution for when you feel like breaking your schedule to play games or watch videos.

Thank you for being here. Every time I see a new subscriber join, I feel incredibly happy and even more motivated to keep going.🌹

Very soon—maybe even tomorrow—I’ll continue sharing content here about how to overcome bad habits.
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Thank you for your amazing support!🌹

Because I was once lazy, unfocused, and constantly failing at my tasks. But after experimenting and refining my approach, I discovered ways that truly work, and I promise to bring you only the best.

Thank you for reading, and see you next time!

By doing this, I overcame my biggest struggle, and I believe you can too.

In the future, I’ll share more strategies with you. I won’t give you random advice—I’ll only share the methods that I’ve personally tested and perfected.

When I sit still and refuse to engage in distractions, my mind automatically shifts toward the next productive step. The key is to keep reminding yourself: The only thing I will do is follow my schedule. Nothing else.

Then, the problem begins. That little voice in my head tells me: Check TikTok. Watch some YouTube shorts. Just a few videos. Before I knew it, this habit was consuming hours of my day, and most of my schedules were left incomplete.

But after thinking deeply, I found the solution.
Here’s what I do:

BREAKING THE CYCLE OF LAZINESS

You’ve probably heard it countless times: Make a schedule. Follow your schedule. Write down your goals. But the problem is, after completing just one task, you often feel drained and unable to continue. You end up breaking the schedule, right?

There was a time when I didn’t use a schedule, and it felt like I was ruining my days. I lost so much because of it. If you want to be disciplined and achieve your dreams, let me tell you something essential: you need a schedule.
Before I started scheduling, I struggled with tasks like studying.

I have some thoughts I’d like to share with you. If you want to be a disciplined and strict individual, follow these steps:

1. As soon as you wake up, open your notes and write down your schedule for the day.

2. As you complete each task, mark it with a "YES" in your notes.