What I discovered about myself is that even though I have the power to control which road(s) I should take in life, I should also be able to focus on other people without having too much stress or having to be put on the spot about who we are helping and who we are not. I did not repeat for more than 10 minutes those four phrases, however, I did reflect a good three minutes on each phrase and how I have experienced those in real life and then it became clear to me that it wasn't all that bad having helped a lot of people before helping myself because I learned that NOW is the time to focus on me before anyone. I love people-I'm usually a social person, but that's about it-I've usually been able to do things on my own and I have to continue focusing on keeping my path, my road clear ahead of me. I should be focused more on my mind and fulfillment of my life. Focus more and recognize that it's okay to be greedy of oneself to a better future down the road. I get to out of focus easily on the important things in life. Right now it's not even a realization that I'm about to be done with the Army Reserves after serving just about eight years. I don't know how more focused and satisfied I'll be once I come to that point.
Being able to put a list together on what needs to get done will help me concentrate better and process what needs to get done more effectively.
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