Aaah, honesty at last

[andrewducker]

Like many of you I think self-improvement is a fantastic idea.

I, however, have enough self-awareness to know that I'm just not going to spend all that time down the gym, that I'll continue to read a fair bit, but of the wrong kinds of books, will probably tame a neurosis or two, but not the right ones, or enough of them and will generally continue to be a lazy layabout whose idea of a good time is beating my flatmate at Mario-Kart best two out of three.

If you could do with a refreshingly witty injkection of this same honesty then go here and read some tips on how you won't improve your life overnight, along with a few actually useful things you can do without vast amounts of effort (and are therefore vaguely likely to actually manage).

Comments

[armoire-man.livejournal.com]

Self-awareness is a lovely thing, but right now my self-awareness is telling me "Shit! Goddamn! Get off your ass and jam!"*

So that's what I'm gonna do.

*No, I don't know what ParliamentFunkadelic track that's from, but I wish I did.

[spaj.livejournal.com]

I'm perfect in every way. Self improvement would be a waste of time. Infact, even typing this reply is a waste of my time. In effect, this reply has been my only flaw thus-far in life. I will improve myself by st

[tisme.livejournal.com]

I like :)
Especially the bit about David Caruso.