Getting Fit, Staying Sober, Saving Money.

Hey, I’m broke as fuck but trying to lose weight. If I find ways that work that cost little to no money I’ll share them here along with the rest of my journey! Let’s do this!

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Smoking Ciggarettes.

My quit date is January 3rd, 2021. I realize how hypocritical it is to pay $10 a pack but not able to commit to a gym. I want to quit to improve my health in more than way and open up way more money for health. According to a smoke free app, I will save $1,825 this year. That’s an entire gym membership and then some! My grandma is currently declining due to cancer. She did everything right, never smoked, barely drank, ate healthy and exercised daily. How selfish is it of me to CHOOSE to do something that I know causes cancer while she is suffering with bone cancer that she doesn’t deserve.

Wish me luck! I’m so ready to quit for good. I need to prove to myself that I CAN do what I set my mind to.

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hello! I’m not sure if anyone will read this, but I plan on tracking my progress using Tumblr. I’m getting sober, getting clean, and getting fit. I’m 26 years old, completely out of shape and over all stuck in life. I’ve been doing nothing but drinking and doing drugs for the last decade. I feel like I’m falling behind in life. Even though I don’t enjoy drinking and drugs as much as I used to, I’m finding it extremely difficult to stop for more than a couple weeks. I definitely am in that “gray area.” I will go into detail later on.

My point of tracking my progress is to

1. Hold myself accountable. Use it as a form of motivation. I will be able to look back easily if I’m constantly writing about what I’m doing, feeling, and thinking.

2. If I can do this, then anyone can. I’m the most unmotivated person I know. If I can quit these shitty habits and addictions and get myself healthy, it will be a miracle.

Feel free to follow! Let’s do this!

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I failed.

I failed, again. Terribly.

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I love this.

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To drink or not to drink.

I hate where I am at with drinking. I enjoy drinking but I don't. I like it and hate it. I don't drink everyday, just once a week. When I drink at a bar however, I turn into a money spending, embarrassing monster. I buy coke, I run around, I go to afterbars until 7am, it's nuts. If I drink at home, I end up either having a great time or I end up getting into a fight with my significant other.

Alcohol has caused enough of an issue in my life that I know I need a change. Do I quit completely? Maybe. It's something I need to figure out. I know I need to quit drinking at bars completely, starting now. When I used to go the bars multiple days a week I was broke most of the time. I'd spend almost all of my money on booze and coke. Now I have better things to spend my cash on and invest in...still a part of me misses those days. I will find balance and a way that works for me. I am cutting down drastically. I want to make alcohol a non-issue in my life. I want to be passive about it. I never want to feel like I need to get drunk, and I never want to crave a drink. I want alcohol to barely be a thought in my head.

Less alcohol, less problems. Wish me luck.

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Trying to replace bad habits with better ones.

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Why I decided to change everything..

Welcome. 

This blog is about my journey in changing everything I can about myself to live a healthier, happier, more spiritual life. I’m tired of drinking and regretting, I’m sick of failing and getting no where in life. I’m over being upset about how I’m still overweight, still broke, and still stuck with the same problems I have had for years. I refuse to be stuck anymore. I refuse to live this one life I am given like this anymore. Its time to make my life something I’m actually fucking proud of. Where I don't have to lean on people or bum money or have someone pick me up from a random party house at 7am because I’m too drunk or coming down and starting to feel depressed. I want a life I remember and that I don't need an escape from. 

Just a warning, this blog will be a bunch of trial and error, and mostly about losing weight, quitting drinking and drugs, and becoming spiritual. Its mostly an outlet for me, but why not bring you along for my journey as well? If I can turn my life around and succeed, any body can. Trust me. 

More coming soon...