Best of luck to you!  I pull a travel trailer in the summer, but I could never imagine driving a truck.  I went to high school with a girl who is a truck driver now and she seems to love it.  Are you looking for something that has local routes or are you hoping to do some cross country stuff?

You preach it my friend. And I keep preaching it.

People,  who care about themselves, will get it, understand it.

Also, an entrepreneur with online brands and things to do, including Hive (obvs!) and I really like this idea: "No one is going to do it for me". Very useful. Thank you. I think I need to remind myself of this frequently! 

!ALIVE

I saw a post earlier asking [where did you go](https://ecency.com/hive-147010/@shebatherottie/3mzvzm-where-did-he-go) and then scrolling down further is your post, it looks like the post has sparked something in you that motivated you to write about it.

Remembering my experience in a 4-wheel driving course that I attended a year ago made me relate to what you said about the theoretical being a boring part of the course. I too was bored with the discussions, photos, and lots & lots of rules & regulations. The fun part for me was the Practical Driving lessons, I was scolded a lot by my instructor but I'm cool with it. That's part of learning.

Anyway, I appreciate you sharing about the "reminders"; I'm going to use it too whenever I don't feel like working on my content or engaging the other users because you're right, who else is gonna do it for me other than myself? Thanks for sharing, great read!

Scheduling content helps me. I think ecency frontend has draft scheduling so content automatically gets posted. But yes engagement you have to stop by and do. I also tried youtube scheduling my content is scheduled upto 2025 but then scheduler says limit reached for schedule lol. 

When we work hard sometimes the work that we do gives up haha. I got this experience recently.

>Does this mean I'll never 'miss a day' again? Oh gosh no, I'm sure I'll miss many more days in my career. However the trick to sustaining effort in this has always been...To show up, even when I don't feel like it. No matter what, keep pushing forward and amazing things always happen as a result :)

You will always lose days for some reason, but the important thing is to be constant and disciplined in what you do, here success, as you say, you have to get back on the horse.
Thanks for your post.

!ALIVE
!CTP
!BBH

A little rest/change of scenery is sometimes needed. We come back stronger 💪 

Learning new things can be very tiring, I’m always exhausted after even a few days of all day training.

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Completely understand the struggle here. I'm constantly trying to balance out my job and Hive activity but they overlap almost constantly. One is standing in the way of the other all the time but it will have to be like that for at least another year.

Going in and out of the "personal brand building" mode is harder than people think.

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It's tough but the growth takes time and that comes in by showing up each day. So I hope everything is back to normal now that you are back home.

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Noted with thanks. 👍🏼

About jumping back on the horse. After a liddle bitty rest so I can ride that mofo hard. 

Right now we are both grazing in the shade. 

Best thing I ever learned. 

"Nobody is coming to save you." 

Makes a person focused and productive in full. And eliminates disappointment and victim mentality with one shot. 

Share that shit everywhere. 

Kudos on the learning curve. What a cool thing to learn! 

Brb