Tunnel Vision Goggles

I’m going to keep this one short and sweet.

I have them on and activated. BELIEVE ME.

Now is not the time to look left and right to see what your neighbor has going on. Time is ticking. The world is shifting and changing every single day. Go to sleep and it’s one thing, wake up and it’s another. It’s up to you to stay afloat and not drown in the tsunami.

Tunnel vision is one thing you need in this economy. Whether it’s staying focused on school, leveling up in your career, getting focused on your fitness, or just overall improvement, IT IS UP TO YOU. Currently, I’m working on getting my bachelor’s degree, leveling up in my career, AND focused on my health on the daily. If I’m not studying, I’m plotting. If I’m not plotting, I’m working. Always aiming to get better and know more than I did before I went to sleep the night before.

Aim high. When you do this, you work a lot harder. Soft goals don’t push you to your limits. Hard goals do. When you are pushing towards something that isn’t easy to get, you learn things about yourself in the process. Soft goals don’t require tunnel vision. Hard goals do. Give yourself real challenges to go after. Challenges like that require tunnel vision. Tunnel vision = growth. You want growth.

What’s going on outside isn’t as important as what’s going on in your personal life. You cannot add to the collective community pot if you yourself are running on empty. You must fill your cup first before you can pour into others. This isn’t about ignoring everyone in your life and the outside world around you. It’s about putting on your blinders when it is time to get YOUR business handled. Tunnel vision allows you to be honed in on your goals. By being honed in, you get better and faster. By being better, you have more to offer your community. Tunnel vision allows you to contribute more to the pot as an individual.

It’s not that I don’t care for other people, I just don’t really care too much about what they have going on to pay attention to it on a daily basis. It takes away from time I could be spending on achieving my goals and taking care of my family which is most important to me. STACK ON.