Wait, what? You are feeling Awesome?
Published: Wed, 05/15/13
First off I just wanna say that You, Yess YOU! are Freaking AWESOME!
Usually when you ask somebody "how you feeling today?" they say "I am fine, am good, etc"
But when somebody responds with a "I am fucking awesome!" you kinda have a "wait, what? your feelin how?" moment
Your expected response is disrupted & now you wonder why this person feels awesome? what makes him different?
You quickly start asking yourself: did he win something, get laid, break a PR, fixed a problem, etc..)
You just wanna know why are you feeling better than you?
This is what happened during the morning today at the gym:
I asked the guy why are you feeling so awesome? and he simply said, "well why not?" (with a big ass smile)
And you know, he's damn right!... WHY NOT!
How you feel is all up to you!
Whether you are feeling sad, tired, happy, exited or strong is all your fault, you are making a decision (whether it be conscious or unconscious) to feel this way
Nobody is forcing you to feel like this, it's just you
Sure certain events can influence how you currently feel, but once you become aware of this you got the power to change your state & feel a lot better
So if you got a rough start to your day, hit your leg by accident, couldn't break a PR today, fell off the pull up bar, burned yourself while making breakfast or whatever "bad" thing happened
Laugh it out, there is no reason to feel like crap over something that is now in the past
It's gone, so move on & keep being awesome!
DON'T LET ANYTHING STAND IN YOUR WAY TO GETTING STRONGER!
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