Understanding the real barriers to daily devotion

People don’t avoid devotion because they don’t care—it's because they’re overwhelmed, unsure, or unpracticed.

We will attempt to remove these barriers.

Bonus: This lesson may help you in all areas in your life related to commitment.

The Psychology of Avoidance

why “I’ll start tomorrow” feels safer than “I’ll start today.”

Tomorrow has no Emotional Cost.

Tomorrow exists in the imagination and thus, there is no risk of failure there.

This is a common psychological phenomenon that impacts all of us and prevents us from getting beyond the

"I want to" to the... "I am doing"

Starting Exposes Identity

When someone says, "I'll start tomorrow" what they are often protecting is:

"If I try and don't follow through, what does that say about me?"

Starting today risks confrirming a fear that we are inconsistent, not disciplined, or confirms that we "always quit".

Avoidance protects our internal identity.