#consistency over time

[mafaldaknows]

Frequently hungover (allegedly) yet was still able to do his work diligently and professionally without any negative remarks from his costars, not one, compared to other sober actors who their costars and press people hated.

Hello, Anon:

Not a harsh word, not a whisper of a rumor, not one scintilla of scandal spoken about Armie Hammer by his peers, associates, employers, and many others who’ve had the pleasure to be in his company for any significant length of time.

Those who have made public salacious allegations against Armie all seem to have come out of nowhere, all at once, and all with a singular goal of fomenting a timely scandal that was specifically most advantageous to his ex-wife, as he and she were embroiled in the middle of nasty divorce and custody proceedings. These accusers seem to be the only ones who’ve ever accused Armie Hammer of misconduct of any sort, with dubious claims that have yet to be proven with any substantive evidence to support them.

Timing is everything. So is motivation. Connect the dots on that.

Thanks for your insight. 💙🫶✨💪✨🫶💙

[mafaldaknows]

I’m your original anon of your repost and I feel even more strongly and have doubled down on my support of Armie in this character assassination. He was in 2 Broadway productions- no criticisms or gossip (rehearsals for theater are many hours of work as a cast) and he was even showcased front and center in all the PR even though he wasn’t the lead (if he was a “ monster”?). There are so many other situations that gossip could’ve come out of and there’s NOTHING! Thank you for reposting this.

Hello, Anon:

Thank you for your original thought-provoking ask and for reaffirming what I believe to be the key indicator that what happened to Armie Hammer was a deliberate strategic attack on his character and reputation.

It’s something that bears repeating, especially now, in the hope that people will finally see this situation for exactly what it is.

Thanks for your comment. 😊❤️🧿💪✨

[moonshinesandc]

‘They’ Cannot Do it FOR YOU

This past week I had the opportunity to talk with a couple different people about moving forward with training.  

Some people find the way to show up and train regardless, and we all have reasons other than the love of being tired, sweaty, and in pain that pull us from training.  Others get caught up by the excuse plague and miss the opportunity to overcome adversity or challenge.  

To overcome the thing in the back of the mind that validates a reason not to face the challenge is tough.  When thinking about CHALLENGES and OVERCOMING ADVERSITY it is easy to imagine scenes from movies.  And although most people can easily see themselves drifting their car over some railroad tracks, only to sprint back to the car that is stuck in the middle, slide over the hood to rip open the door and pull the unconscious adult out and sling them over their shoulder, then rip the baby from the back seat and gently (but tough) walk away from the car as the fast approaching train blows through the car like a foodie crushes a bag of kisses.

Most people don’t run into epic shit every day.  Not that epic shit doesn’t happen, but a lot of times the epic shit is much less flamboyant and some people have grown accustomed to a just like the movies or bust sort of expectation. 

The movies are great and lead to wonderful role play for sitting at a stop sign, but eventually people have to take their lives seriously and put their real bodies in the best position possible to live long and healthy.  Don’t think I am saying to stop imagining epic shit.  What I am saying is epic shit is a combination of countless little acts that to some people seem meaningless and unimportant.  

Epic shit is a result of a process of living that has long existed the moments and days and weeks and months and years prior to the epic shit moment.  When turning the corner in fitness the thought of using fitness in an epic way, like lifting a car to save a life, or impress the bitches, or show up a guy who thought he was stronger than one of the ladies, people have to use the epic thought to drive the process.  

Those who are on the journey of self improvement, stop imagining it and focus on one thing at a time.  THE CHALLENGE is in focusing what is now.  Do the best you’re physically and mentally capable of RIGHT NOW and the response is satisfaction and progression, if you want it.  Thinking of how good STEP 300 is going to feel does no good if it prevents you from focusing on STEP 2.  No more procrastination and no more deflecting.  

Fitness is the display of consistency over time.  The sooner you start proactively progressing your ability, the sooner you’re able to do more.  No matter where you are you will always be you and the sooner you accept that the happier you will be.  

-SIX:FIFTY-NINE