After waking from a coma, the speaker had to show up for 6 AM blood draws despite hating mornings. The lesson: waiting until you feel ready to have hard conversations or build habits only makes the cost higher. Life doesn't pause for your readiness.
For weeks after my coma, someone came to stab me with a needle every morning at 6 AM, and I couldn't say no. I had had a medical emergency that sent me back to urgent care, so every morning a nurse walked into my room to draw blood. And I am not a morning person, but apparently, I don't feel like it isn't a valid medical excuse. And years later, I realized something: life doesn't wait until you feel ready. That conversation you've been avoiding, that business idea, or that workout. Avoiding it doesn't make it easier. It just makes the cost higher. So what's one thing you've been putting off? Drop it in the comments below. And accountability starts with just admitting it. So admit it right now.
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