Standard Directive 004: Turn Off Auto-Pilot

Listen, don't be on.

Like, autopilot. It's real easy to slide into autopilot mode, right? Or whatever they got now these super cruise controls where the car's driving itself.

Well, don't do that with your life. Don't get on the road and just kind of let the car drive itself. Don't do that.

Because when that's happening, you're not directing what's going on. You're not in control anymore. You're just drifting. You aren't steering the car or the plane or whatever.

It's not going where you want it to go. It's just going wherever it's going.

Just random.

Just unintentional.

Inadvertently moving forward with no actual direction. Don't let that happen with your life. And it's easy for that to happen. It's actually easy to find yourself with your life on some kind of a cruise control, super cruise control, autopilot scenario.

You do something, whatever, you take some action. You. You do something in a day, and the next day. It kind of worked yesterday, so you do it today. You repeat that action, and then you repeat it again.

And that little repetition forms a pattern.

And the pattern becomes a routine, and the routine becomes a rut.

And it's hard to get out of a ruth.

Now.

Of course, there are patterns that you can form. There are routines that you can develop. There's habits that you can get of good behavior, of course, waking up, working out, eating, clean writing, reading, working. You can form those habits as well.

And if you form those types of routines that are positive behavior or positive habits, then good for you. Good job. But the habits that you don't intentionally form.

You gotta watch out for those.

They don't take you anywhere positive.

They drift down the path of least resistance. And you know what? They're not obvious.

They're not obvious. They creep up on you.

You might not even notice these little patterns that you've developed.

Because they come on gradually and they feel comfortable, right? They put your mind at ease. We're always more comfortable doing something that we've already done before.

So they lure you in.

But they're not helping you.

They're not helping you at all. They're hurting you. So snap out of that. Get out of that rut. Turn off that autopilot and grab the wheel and steer your habits and your routines and steer your life in the direction you actually want to go. Take control and drive.