A brief YouTube Short (by Nir Eyal) that defines being "indistractable" as being honest with yourself and following through on your intentions. The speakers list common self-deceptions (promises to exercise, eat right, be present, start projects) and argue these repeated failures lead to regret; being indistractable means doing what you say you'll do.
So what does it mean to be indestructible? Being indestructible means that you are as honest with yourself as you are with others. We lie to ourselves every day. We say we're.
Going to exercise.
But we don't. We say we're going to eat right, but we skip. We say.
We'Re going to be fully present with our loved ones.
But we're not really.
We say we're going to work on that big project. We're not going to procrastinate. But somehow we.
Delay and we delay. So we constantly lie to ourselves. And what that means is that we look back on our lives and we.
Are full of regret.
We said we should.
Have done that thing. We should have started the business, we should have written the book, we should have started the podcast. We should have started YouTubing, whatever the case might be.
But we didn't do it. We got distracted. So being indistractable is about doing what you say you're going to do.