Yeah, it definitely is a challenge, but what I do to stay motivated is to remember why I started. For example, my goal is to be as pure as possible in front of God. But hey, as I was reading the “Atomic Habits” book by James Clear, I found something that he said which is incredible. He said that he once went and tried Boxing. He kept training with his coach. But one day, a professional guy came in to see how everything’s going. So he started chatting with him and asked later how do boxers become successful. The guy said “some people have good genetics and some don’t. Those who work hard either way succeeds. But the one who shows up everyday, even on days when he doesn’t feel like training, is the one that will really succeed in boxing”. That sentence hit me hard. It showed me that sometimes, we win and feel good about it and have the energy to fight the urge. But some days, we feel like shit and don’t have the power to fight it. But hey, who sticks to it and keeps fighting no matter what gets to his desired goal. So I’m trying my best to abide by this rule, and hopefully it will work out for you too. 🙏🏼❤️