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Where is my drive to do better
Before I met him, I would say that I had a drive to do better, to be the best that I can be. To try and reach my goals. I would tell people if you don't like something, then change it. Otherwise, don't complain about it. I said that and I meant it. During covid, I took the time to focus on my health. And I lost over 50 pounds. I always wanted to be a writer. And I was able to both write a book, but self-publish it on Amazon. In my past, I have done so much to go towards my goal. I am not a perfect person. There have been many times in my life that I found myself stuck in where I was in life. Even when I was with him, in the beginning, I would listen to him talk about how he wanted to do all these things. So I would say to him, 'if you want to do it, then start it, otherwise stop complaining about it'. I feel like I had such drive, and now I'm not sure where it went. I want that drive back, that drive to push myself, that drive to do better. I feel like he beat it out of me. But that doesn't mean that I have to stay this way.
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Judey KalchikPublished about 10 hours ago in MotivationIt's not over
27 years old, she dwells on everything she wishes she had. If she hadn't had kids so young would she have been able to finish school and started a career that she's dreamed of for so long? Watching on social media as her peers from school all do just that. Graduating, starting careers, married. Even with kids. So all she can wonder is what is she doing wrong?? She is hardworking, optimistic, ambitious, all of the above and just can't seem to grasp a hold of any thing she has dreamed of. So, then she tells herself she cant blame it on the kids it is not their fault. She thinks it was really the lack of support, not having a support system and having the weight of literally everything falling on her shoulders still to this day. Again, watching on social media her peers that have active family member who are involved, which means for the most part they have a little help. She doesn't regret her kids but she wishes should could've had a set foundation before she started having kids, although her first child was born when she was just 15. Now she's 12 years old and all her mama wants to do is give her the life shes been chasing for 12 years since having her baby girl. Sitting with a thousand thoughts in her head just waiting for the light bulb to pop out and for her to have come up with the perfect plan. Already back in school and finishing her GED, already working third shift 5 days a week and still needing more income she feels stuck. So much still needed and so much to do she is completely burnt out. Shes starting to feel herself in a funk not wanting to be bothered just simply wanting to be alone and just hide. Not knowing where to start because what can she really do now that she isn't already doing? So close to graduating with her GED and trying to figure out what she's going to do once she done. Again, she's 27 so she feels like she's already starting late in the game. Nursing school takes 4 years... so that's four years she will still have to wait to begin a career if that's what she chose to do. So that's out the window because she cant wait 4 more years.
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