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Overcoming procrastination requires putting yourself physically where you need to perform your creative work. Steven Pressfield's book "Put Your Ass Where Your Heart Wants to Be" offers practical wisdom on defeating the resistance that keeps us from our gifts.

• Self-sabotage and distraction often prevent us from doing important creative work
• Steven Pressfield's books frame procrastination as "resistance" against our divine gifts
• Not using your gifts is essentially rejecting your purpose and dimming your light
• The first 20 minutes of creative work are often unfocused before productivity kicks in
• Fighting procrastination is a daily battle that requires consistent commitment
• Physical location matters—being in your creative space helps trigger focus
• Tracking completed tasks creates a "physical imprint" that reinforces good habits

Check out Steven Pressfield's books, especially "The War of Art" - it's beautiful, amazing, and will help you understand the deeper meaning of resistance to your creative work.

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Finding balance is essential for mental health and creativity. My jiu-jitsu practice serves as that escape from overthinking, though my training schedule recently changed.

• Almost skipped a promotion ceremony believing I didn't deserve recognition
• Friend encouraged me to attend, saying others might see progress I couldn't recognize
• Coach's message validated this: "You don't see what we see"
• Received an unexpected stripe promotion
• The difference between a white belt and black belt is simply continuing to show up
• Being just 1% better every day means being 100% better in 100 days
• Connected with someone celebrating 300 days of sobriety through Instagram
• Social media can create meaningful connections with people at all levels

Keep showing up, keep being a good friend, keep working to be the best version of yourself every day.

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Consistency is the foundation of success in every aspect of life. Making multiple small, correct decisions over time leads to great results – the same way that going to the gym consistently is the only path to physical improvement.

• Consistency equals results – not the other way around
• Success is not a lottery ticket but the compound effect of small, correct decisions
• The first step of failure is inconsistency
• Identify your shortcomings by tracking where you lack consistency
• Create a detailed schedule to visualize gaps and opportunities
• Balance different areas of life requiring consistency (physical, emotional, professional)
• Solutions often require adjusting schedules and priorities
• Three keys to consistency: more time, better organization, and action tracking
• Use a checklist to monitor progress and reinforce consistent behavior
• Balance is critical – you can't lean too far in any one direction

Use a checklist, make a schedule, and create more time in your day. I promise you, if you follow these steps, your life will be exponentially changed and you'll be so much more organized.

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Self-care isn't just crucial for mental health but forms the foundation for all personal relationships and achievement. Prioritizing your own wellbeing first enables you to show up better for others and pursue your life mission with greater focus and effectiveness.

• Taking care of yourself first is essential before attempting to help others
• Creating quiet moments allows your mind to connect ideas without constant external noise
• Getting up earlier can provide the time needed for self-care activities
• Psychological wellness is as important as physical wellness
• Consistency in self-care practices creates compound improvement over time
• Being just 1% better every day means being 100% better in 100 days
• Showing up even when you don't feel like it is part of being on a mission

Take a moment for yourself, make time for yourself, and have a mission. I'm Benjo, check me out. Peace.

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Having a mission in life is essential to finding meaning and purpose. Without goals to progress toward, we risk falling into the dangerous trap of merely maintaining, which actually means we're moving backward in life.

• Maintenance is one of the most dangerous mindsets – in relationships, skills, and personal growth, we're either improving or declining
• Important areas like comedy and jiu-jitsu provide structure for constant improvement and a framework for setting progressive goals
• Relationships require active improvement – they're either getting better or worse, never truly maintained
• Setting increasingly challenging goals keeps life meaningful, like a weightlifter who reaches 250 pounds then adds more reps or more weight
• Creating moments of true silence helps connect thoughts and gain clarity on your mission
• Growth creates a positive feedback loop – achievements inspire you and motivate others who witness your progress

Always be moving forward in everything that matters to you – your skills, your relationships, and your personal growth. If you're not actively improving, you're falling behind.

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I recently discovered a game-changing approach to testing comedy material by identifying and targeting people who already share my sense of humor. This scientific method for joke development has dramatically improved my stand-up performance and writing efficiency.

• Find individuals who already have your sense of humor to test material on
• Use the scientific method for comedy: hypothesis, test, analyze, improve or discard
• My ideal audience includes police officers, military personnel, and first responders
• People with similar backgrounds often share similar humor sensibilities
• When testing jokes, you only get one true "first impression" with each person
• Multiple tests with different people help determine if a joke is trending toward success
• Target your specific audience first – anyone else who laughs is a bonus
• This approach applies to many pursuits beyond comedy

Thanks for listening to Psychological Warfare. I'm Benji Welldone, documenting my journey to become a professional stand-up comedian while overcoming mental health challenges along the way. Peace.

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Life throws curveballs that force us to adapt our routines and test how committed we are to our goals. When my schedule shifted from starting at 4AM to 9AM, I had to completely reimagine my approach to productivity, success, and personal growth.

• Shifting from a 4AM to 9AM start time requires completely rethinking my established routine
• True commitment means wanting success more than wanting to complain about obstacles
• Forced adaptation can lead to new strengths and unexpected growth opportunities
• Being unstoppable means finding different paths to the same goals when circumstances change
• Always Moving Forward (AMF) remains the guiding philosophy even when the path changes
• Success requires flexibility to reorganize priorities and schedules when life demands it

If you're facing unexpected changes to your routine, remember that your commitment to your goals matters more than your attachment to a specific method. How badly do you want it?

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Procrastination kills productivity, but there's a science to getting things done that involves understanding our psychology and implementing simple yet powerful techniques to overcome our tendency to delay.

• The Double-Check Method: Mark tasks BEFORE starting them (and after completing) to signal to your brain it's time to begin
• Traditional checklists only have one check mark after completion, missing the psychological benefit of commitment
• Start working on tasks immediately when you have free time rather than waiting until the deadline approaches
• Create dedicated spaces for your productive work and creative activities
• Use journals to document successful days and lessons learned
• Maintain separate records for short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals
• Review all your goals daily to keep your focus on what matters
• Schedule tasks according to your energy levels—creative work when mentally fresh, routine tasks when energy is lower
• Nothing productive tends to happen after 10pm for most people
• Reserve early mornings and late nights for mindless tasks requiring less mental energy

Try the Double-Check Method today and watch your productivity transform—I guarantee you'll level up in life.

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