I’ve been there with gomo ies. It’s like, one day you’re on fire, the next you’re just... bleh.
What’s helped me is setting a “why” behind my gomo ies. Like, why am I doing this? What’s the end goal? When I remind myself of that, it’s easier to push through the meh days.
Also, try journaling your gomo ies progress. It’s kinda cheesy, but seeing how far you’ve come can be motivating.
What’s helped me is setting a “why” behind my gomo ies. Like, why am I doing this? What’s the end goal? When I remind myself of that, it’s easier to push through the meh days.
Also, try journaling your gomo ies progress. It’s kinda cheesy, but seeing how far you’ve come can be motivating.
