Be reflective on what you're spending your time doing and whether it's actually helping
you achieve your goals or not.
Because I spent a lot of time playing soccer.
Now I'm glad I played soccer my whole life because it was fun and I didn't really have
any other purpose other than that.
But during junior year I was still playing soccer and it was definitely affecting me because
my club or my team had practice at like 7 at night.
7 o'clock at night.
So I wouldn't get home until 10 o'clock and then we would have a game every single week
on Wednesdays on a school night that was an hour away and it would be like at 8 o'clock
at night, 8.30.
So I wouldn't get home until like 12 o'clock.
And this was a huge issue because my bedtime was 6.30 last year at that time.
So I was staying up late for 3 out of the 7 nights a week which was really bad for my
health and my mental health and just everything in general.
Plus the fact that I was spending a couple hours every day practicing and thinking about
soccer even though it wasn't even helping me with my goals.
My goals were not involved with soccer.
I had other goals other than soccer.
Now I love soccer.
I'll play soccer in the future but not now because I'm focused on this.
I'm focused on my purpose.
And the thing is that you've got to be very reflective on what you're spending your time
doing.
Another example, soccer, another example, school.
I was wasting a lot of time, 8 hours a day on school so then I cut it down my senior year
to like 4 hours a day and then now I'm doing 0 hours a day of school.
I graduated early because school is a huge waste of time and energy and thoughts and
whatever and it's not just the 8 hours you're spending at school.
It's also the prep time so how long it takes to get ready for school, how long it takes
to pack everything, how long it takes to drive or bike or get to school and it's also how
long it takes or how long you spend and how much attention you spend thinking about things
that happened at school or thinking about things in the future at school or thinking
about anything related to school.
And this aspect is also with the soccer point of view like the sports also.
So anytime you're preparing or thinking about it or anything like that outside of the actual
activity that is a waste and that is also taking away time from your actual purpose.
So I only got maybe one good hour of time every day to work on my purpose last year,
junior year.
Now I get 24 hours every day.
Well I didn't count sleep last year so I'm not going to count it this year so now I get
like 12 hours or 14 hours every day to work on my purpose.
So school and sports are the two big ones.
There's also other things like your friends.
Are you wasting time socializing?
If you have a purpose, being social in the first place is a waste, waste of time.
But if you, okay so there's another thing.
If the people you're spending your time with are not like-minded with you.
That is an extreme waste of time and it's also hurting you way more because you're becoming
them and you don't want that because then you'll end up like them.
So school, sports and friends are huge things.
So quit everything.
Quit school, quit sports and quit all of your friends.
Stop hanging out with people.
Stop going to school and stop playing sports because all that remains is the work to be
done.
So if you actually want your future to be amazing then there is some work that needs
to be done and that's all that needs to be done that's going to get you forward.
And school's not helping you, sports aren't helping you and friends aren't helping you.
So quit everything and focus 100% on your purpose.