Alright fam, I’ve gotta be real with you. Over the past few years, there’s been ONE habit that’s completely shifted my mindset, my productivity, and honestly, how I approach life. And no, it’s not some magic formula or secret hack. It’s CONSISTENCY. Yeah, just showing up every single day, even when I don’t feel like it, has made all the difference. I used to be so afraid of failing that I’d hesitate to even start. But what I’ve realized? Failure is just part of the process, it’s a tool. It’s not something to avoid, it’s something to embrace. Every failure is a lesson that brings you closer to success. You don’t need to be perfect. You just need to show up. Fear of failure holds so many people back, but the only way to truly fail is to stop trying. Now, I don’t even care if I mess up, I just keep pushing, keep learning, and keep showing up every day. Although, after a while of consistency, my standard of excellence for myself is higher than it has ever been before, so messing up is much more minuscule than what it was in the past. So, what’s one habit you’ve picked up recently that’s helped you push through the fear of failure or helped you stay consistent? Drop it in the comments, I wanna know what’s working for you! 👇🏾 Let’s keep each other motivated and moving forward. The grind doesn’t stop! 💪🏾🔥

So we’re just over two weeks into Monk Mode, and something wild happened. I got the confidence to ask out my dream girl, and guess what? She said YES! 🙌🏻 I’ve had my eye on her for a while but always hesitated because of self-doubt. But being consistent with Monk Mode, hitting my goals, and staying disciplined has really boosted my confidence in a way I didn’t expect. I realized, if I can commit to this challenge, why not commit to leveling up in other areas too? So I just went for it, and now we’re going out this Saturday. I can honestly say, this challenge isn’t just about routines or habits. It’s changing how I see myself and what I’m capable of. Anyone else feel the same way?

Rise and shine illuminated Minds 🧘🏾‍♂️ 🔋 (I had two wisdom teeth pulled this past Wednesday and i have been undergoing and am healing and recovering) Everyday is my day 1 - last night, I reflected on my week and journey so far, - I set up week yesterday evening, - I Was up at 4a, - made my bed, - Put on the whole armor of God in prayer - Read my affirmations and read my goals. - Shoes on out for warm up with speed walk + jogging + shadow boxing + push-ups + jump squats. - Breakfast Oatmeal for with almond butter and honey. - 3ggs/1 crossant, 2yogurt, 1 applesauce for lunch. - Took few minutes to share this with all group. I will get ready and out the door to be at work on Time 6:55a - I will be reading 15 pages, then write in journal on my commute to work on Metro. —>Few things I’ve noticed <— - My mind is clear and alert, I’m more conscious and intentional with my actions and thoughts. - Reading and reviewing my goals each morning plus prayers and meditation has been very beneficial in more ways than I can describe, the inner shift is noticeable by others around me, and I have a sense of being grounded in the present more. - I do not feel rushed or pressured, neither am I tardy, the more I move my body through daily matinal warmups/jog/calisthenics/shadow boxing, the more I am physically awake, in the zone, at I am at ideal an pace throughout my day. Keep it up sisters, and brothers, make it a lifestyle and adjust when you need to adjust but keep going forward . Don’t overthink it, just do it.

Hello everyone, my name is Joshua. I am the only child of a single mother and I produce music. I discovered my issue with procrastination and consistency last year June and up until now I have not been able to commit to my goals for more than two weeks without falling into old habits. It's like when ever I feel anxiety or stress I run into my comfort zone (watching series, adult content, scrolling social media) I joined this community from You tube. Guys I have no one to hold me accountable at all.

Let’s be real PROCRASTINATION is one of the biggest hurdles when it comes to making progress. We’ve all been there, putting off what needs to be done, finding distractions, and then feeling that regret when the day slips away. But here’s the thing, procrastination won’t get you anywhere, and the longer you let it slide, the harder it is to break out of that cycle. Here’s what’s helped me fight procrastination: 1. Start small: Don’t overwhelm yourself with massive tasks. Break it down into bite-sized pieces and just get moving. Action kills procrastination. 2. Time blocking: Set aside dedicated time blocks where you focus ONLY on that one task. It’s easier to lock in when you know you only have a set amount of time. 3. Accountability: Having someone check in on your progress is huge. Share your goals and have someone hold you to them (that’s what this community is for). 4. Reward yourself: Give yourself something to look forward to once the task is done. Even a small reward can motivate you to get through the work. How do you guys deal with procrastination? Drop your tips below or share a struggle you’re working on, and let’s figure it out together. 👇🏾 Let’s continue to keep each other accountable.