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2. The other day I watched a movie at my
local theater.

3. Pretty funny, but because I showed up
a little late, I had to sit in the front row.

4. Got used to it after a few minutes, but
at first it was pretty strange.

5. I remember when I was in high school I
got a "hand me down" pickup truck
from my brother.

6. I was kind of hard to park, but my
friend said, "don't worry, you'll get
used to it after a while."

7. If you've ever moved into a new place,
you know the first couple nights are
pretty weird.

8. If you wake up, you're a little
disoriented.

9. You don't know where anything is.

10. But after a week or so, it starts to feel
like "home."

11. It's been said that the older we get,
the harder it is to change our routine.

12. Several marketing studies have shown
that people in older age groups are
much less likely to switch brands
unless something drastic happens.

13. Young kids, on the other hand, are
much more willing to try new things.

14. No matter who you are, or where you
are in life, there are things that you
still want, need and desire.

15. Programmed into your DNA is the
desire for more.

16. Even just sitting in a chair, you won't
be comfortable for very long.

17. Our subconscious minds are always
looking out into the future in order to
try and improve our "state."

18. Sometimes this means a small shift in
posture.

19. Sometimes this means a dramatic
change.

20. One thing that can trap is oscillating
between states of comfort.

21. It feels like you're "improving" but all
you're really doing is shifting back and
forth.

22. Sometimes it's a good idea just to do
something different, just for the sake
of being different.

23. One way to avoid the trap of falling
into complacency is always reviewing
your goals.

24. Make sure you've got at least ONE big
goal that is AT LEAST a year out.

25. And make sure you've got a few
"milestones" in between where you
are now, and where you'll be in a year.

26. So you can actually look at each day as
an opportunity to get a little bit closer.

27. Anything will work.

28. So long you are doing SOMETHING to
move closer, you'll avoid the
complacency trap.

29. Taking a walk, writing a few words in
your journal, talking to one new
person a day, ANYTHING is better than
sitting around waiting for something to
happen.

30. Once you start taking daily ACTION,
then your subconscious will know
you're serious, and start showing you
many more opportunities. THAT is
when life becomes exciting again.

31. If you don't have a goal, choose one.
Any one. And get started.

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