Day 3, Slowly but steady

Coming back to old habits its really hard. Especially the good habits.

I'm trying to sleep at the same time, have an schedule, practice piano at night and not go over my time for practice, organize myself (productive time) and write this. It's hard, but most of the good things are hard.

So, today was really good, I checked some boxes as this week is just to stick to my schedule once again and start all over again with my routines and habits.

I had a good time at work and probably next week I'll be working from home already (for this week I have to go to the office). The downside is that the selling work is kind of mind sucking, in other words, mentally tiring as it requires a lot of self control to say the right things and been an active listener all those hours in a constant pace with just a couple of breaks of about 15 min, so, when I comeback home I'm a bit tired mentally and I'm getting use to lay down and check my phone or whatever.

Every time we use self control, it is not an unlimited skill. Is just like that time you need to save some money and you go grocery shopping or to a mall when you are hungry. You will control yourself for the first lines of products, but slowly as you are walking inside the shop or the mall your will gets more and more tired and in the middle or at the end you'll end up buying that thing you didn't need or that hamburger you didn't want.

Is the same with sales, I guess, you use self control all day to think say the right things to the customer and then when you are back home, there is no self will left to control yourself from using IG or FB.

The solution for this, is practice reducing very slowly but steady your time in those things that wont help you and your level of self control will increase as the weeks and months go and you change those habits into new good ones like reading, working in your own business (after your morning job) etc etc.

I wish this is true because I'm trying to practice this everyday.

TOMORROW I'LL DO MY NEXT BLOG POST