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Get a move on refers to the act of deciding
and maintaining physical action towards the goal without wandering
about in laziness. Below are some basic understandings to help you:
1. You must always keep your focus at all
times
You do this by getting into a routine and
momentum of how you are going to strive towards the goal. The more
you get into a routine, the more you will develop discipline and
real momentum.
2. You need to get out of the house
That is, do not get bogged down in one
physical location. The more you are out and about and meeting people
or doing new things, the more you will develop momentum to
discipline, and an understanding of the bigger picture and scheme of
things. Without this, you will get bogged down in a small reality of
how things actually work. Also, hustle and bustle in the environment
will help you push harder towards your goal.
3. You need to limit your social
connections.
That is, you must limit the social connections
to those who have no discipline and are wandering aimlessly without
purpose. This includes all manner of college students, unemployed
people, lazy people etc. You should only associate with those people
who have a similar vision to yourself. That way, you will get the
drive and motivation you need to continue making progress towards
the goal.
4. You need to maintain proper social
connections.
This is not a contradiction of the above. What
I mean here is that you should only associate with people who will
further your goal, and only act towards the goal in front of people.
The mind is a psionics device which means that any mindset you have
will be reinforced in other people automatically. Therefore, any
mindset in front of others is binded synergistically.
What To Expect/Conclusion
To get a move requires discipline and the
strict maintenance and regulation of social connections. This can
only be done under a strong degree of focus. Focus is the filter by
which all non-manifestation material will begin to disintegrate,
leaving you a clear and easy path to tread to your goal.
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