A Scottish morning, rain, and every excuse not to walk outside. The speaker pushes through the internal chatter anyway and finds the doubts fade once he commits. Decide and act, and your excuses lose their grip.
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Well, it's a beautiful Scottish morning. It's pouring. Uh, I guess we're overdue. We've been waiting all week for the rain to finally come. Here it is. I guess makes you just appreciate the weekend that much the more. Uh, hopefully we get some nice sun, but, uh, heading out for the walk, it was like, oh man, it's raining, it's It's wet, it's not great, I gotta find a coat. Every excuse in the world not to go out and go on the walk. And it's interesting because I hear in my head that argument, right? Like, I hear all the excuses being made, and then the reality kicks in of like, but you're still gonna have to go, so you just gotta do it. Make all the excuses you want, make all of the ifs, ands, buts that you want, but at the end of the day, you're going. It's a reality. And I'm finding more and more that when I take that approach, Excuses inside my head just start to kind of fade away. The voices aren't nearly as loud as they used to be of like, well, here's another reason why you shouldn't do that thing. Oh, you shouldn't do this because of this, this, this, and this. It's like, well, no, that's what you wanted to do. If that's what you wanted to do, just go do it. There's always going to be a million excuses not to do that thing, but you can still just go do it. Crazy, crazy how the voices die down.
