What Defines Who You’ll Become in the Future

📝 A recent article from Peter Piekarczyk…

• What it means to want it badly enough

Peter co-founded Draftbit, a tool that lets you build mobile apps visually. They’ve apparently raised $3.9 million in funding 💰

A few bits from his article…

Whether you get thirty minutes or four hours each night, what you do with the time that you have for yourself will define who you’ll become in the future.

There are many ways you can spend such time meaningfully, such as building a business or hanging out with loved ones.

Whereas endlessly scrolling through social media or binging Netflix… that’s not going to do much for your future 😕

The future you want to build could take 2 years, or realistically 10, but as long as you work at it every day, you’ll get there…

Some folks figure it out early. Some folks figure it out faster. Some folks get a head start. That’s life. It’s not always fair.

Life is definitely hard.

But constantly comparing yourself to others makes it even harder 😫

Try to focus on running your own race, comparing your progress to where you were last week, last month, last year. Try to get a little bit better every day.

That defining moment is up to you: “Do I want to figure out how to live the life of my dreams OR do I want to watch Netflix again tonight?”

Wanting it badly enough means not feeling sorry for yourself and being resentful at the world for the easy choices that YOU’RE choosing to make.

Easy to dismiss that kind of tough talk, but if you feel irritated by it then there’s probably some truth there, no?

Last words from Peter 👇

Wanting it badly enough means putting in the work every single day.

I still haven’t figured it out, but I’m working hard to get there making sure every day counts.