Daily Battle #86: Expecting What is Real to be Ideal Creates Frustration

In today’s episode we dive into The idea between reality and idealism and the conflicts and frustrations it creates. There’s a big conflict of reality of the situation and the place you want to be, your ideal scenario. You have your ideas, you have your game plan, you have the mindset and you have started it but it’s not sustained because you are not fully ready yet and it creates frustrations. Win that 1st step and you may plan your next three steps but the 1st step may change your ideals. Seeing the vision and the great possibilities and not applying the present will keep you stuck. Your vision for the future is different from your current reality. Accept the reality of today and focus on your daily battles. Slow down and take it one step at a time because things may change and the course of your path changes as you move forward as you’ll want to maintains your awareness. Focus on what is important today and move forward. Not focusing on your present situation will create conflict and frustrations. Jumping far ahead to your current place will increase the risk of failing. This will consume a lot of time, energy, effort and your emotions. Not living in the present will throw you into the negative space.Stepping into your reality and your present situation will give you a clearer picture of the future. Working on the battles you need to win today, will pave you a better path. Focus on your reality and understand what’s real for today. Slow down and focus. Understand the realities of today. Win your daily battles and walk towards your ideal future one step at a time. Ask yourself, what can you do today to move forward? Look into your reality and determine the steps you need to do to reach your ideals.In today’s episode:Point 1 Accept the realities of today and focus on what is needed to be done for today.Point 2 Slow down and win your daily battles. Point 3 Win the 1st step and your next step will be clearer and you can move towards your ideals.