The Run Test
Hah, today I was thinking about a new goal I had in mind, and I came up with something to test if I wanted it enough.
This is what I came up with:
There’s a 5 km running track about 20 min walking distance from my house, so I figured I could get a workout at the same time.
I went over there and my plan was, since I knew the track fairly well (this was the fourth time running it) I picked a spot that was like halfway around the track. And, since my stamina isn’t the greatest in the world I planned to run to that spot without stopping even once.
I knew that I had never been running that far before, and I figured that if I really wanted this I’d be able to do it.
Makes sense, right? It’s all about that determination.
Now not only did I manage to do it, I proved to myself that this is a goal worth accomplishing, I also got a workout and proved that I could run that far without stopping. It took me about 11 minutes to run there.
When I started running, and through pretty much the entire track, I had doubts that I wouldn’t be able to do it, because well… I got tired and farigued I guess.
Now this is pretty counter-intuitive, and I guess it’s a “negative” form of manifesting if you don’t make it. But, if you want it enough, you should make it.
If you think about it, this is also kind of a manifesting process, because you’re forced to focus on your goal the entire time, which is essentially what all deliberate creation methods require you to do.
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