@camuel Buddy, glad to hear you continue to push forward. The only suggestion I have is ensure you have a consequence for not completing your goal. People often avoid pain rather than drive for pleasure. If the consequence of stopping outweighs the benefit of stopping, you normally keep pushing. My weight loss goal was achieved because if I didn’t do it I had to dress up for my birthday party in a public pub as my alter ego “Rodrina”. This included dress, wig, makeup and high heels all chosen by my accountability group.
Setting a goal is important, setting the consequence of non achievement is just as important. It helps remove the “gonna do it” syndrome. And it’s more fun :)