Drea Nicole
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jul
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But I really feel like it's not like a huge drastic change just because I already was like an avid gym goer before I started the challenge. But for me, it was more of a mental thing. Like, it was a mental challenge. Because not drinking for 75 days is a lie. Like, in my adult life, I'm going to be honest, the longest I've ever went without drinking is 40 days.
It was really hard, especially I feel like now our careers and where we're going, we're in a space where we always have to go to events. We always have to mix and mingle. We always have to be social. And I ain't going to lie. I don't have no friends around me that don't drink. Everybody drinks. So it's definitely a challenge to be in these spaces and places and not...
succumb to wanting to have a drink plus life be life and we all know life being hard is f-u-c-k a lot of the time and it's been some things that had happened during my 75 hard challenge where I really wanted to go have a drink but I was like no girl you have a goal you made a commitment you're making a sacrifice and I really am a person who I feel like God rewards you when you be obedient
And I feel like God was telling me that this was something that I needed to do and that I needed to stay consistent with. And I'm just very proud of myself because I feel like it just shows a lot of discipline. I feel like that's something that a lot of people don't have. One thing about me, I'm a disciplined girl and a resilient girl. I can do whatever I put my mind to. So...
I'm just really proud of myself that I got through it. And then also physically working out for 75 days. I ain't never worked out. Have anybody ever worked out for 75 days straight without taking a break? You know, I feel like that's a big thing. So doing that was a big deal too. And out of the 75 days, I only didn't meet my 10,000 step goal three times.
I did not. I said, oh, you did.
No, I only, I only did it. The way you used to be walking around this motherfucker. No, yeah, but I only didn't meet it three times and then I made up for it the next day. Yeah. So, yeah.
I feel like it did wonders for my mental health. And I feel great. I think it's something everybody should try at least once in their life. So what are your goals for this year? My goals for this year? The 34th year. What are your, you know, birthday, new year, new me goals?
Be more present in the moment. I'm a person who I rarely ever pat myself on the back when I accomplish things. And like a lot of my friends tell me this about myself and they're like, you just always be glazing over accomplishments like it's a small thing and you be doing big, amazing stuff.
I think that I never really take the time out to just be present and just be like, wow, I really did this and live in the moment because I'm always on to the next thing. Because I'm not where I want to be in life, where I know my goals are at. And where I see myself being, I think that I'm always just like, okay, it's cool that I did this, but what's next?
Because I got to get to this goal of having this net worth or accomplishing this specific task. And I don't take enough time to appreciate the things that I've already done and how far I've came. Especially for me to only be 34 years old, I feel like I have lived a lot of lives and I've done a lot of things. Dope stuff.
And I don't really ever just take the time out to smell the flowers and be appreciative of where I'm at. So I would say being more present. And then as far as business goes, of course, like I want to take poor minds to the next level. Like I'm hoping that we end up getting better.
With Muse, I really want to get Muse to being a million-dollar company, and I feel like I could do that. I just have to be more intentional about, you know, marketing and putting more money into marketing and stuff because it's already a brand that runs itself, and it does run... It's already a brand that runs itself. Y'all, I started back drinking today and I feel like you could tell.
It's already a brand that runs itself and it's doing really well. And I just feel like I just need to be more intentional with it about my goals because if I really put more effort into it and more money into it, it could really be a multi-million dollar company because of what it already does without me being super intentional. Yeah.
And yeah, like in my personal life, I just want to have a healthy, happy relationship. And same thing with my friends. Like, I just want to have healthy, happy relationships, peaceful relationships. I don't want no drama with people, no weird energy. And I'm very intentional at this point in my life of cutting off any bullshit. Anything that I don't like, I'm just not dealing with.
And I'm going to distance myself. Because I feel like when I was younger, I was way more apprehensive and was... A people pleaser. Yeah, yeah. So, yeah. So, do you feel like from 33 to 34, like your goals last year that you, you know, wanted for the past year, do you feel like you did what you were supposed to do? I feel like I exceeded my goals for 33.
Like the things that I'm doing, the things that I've accomplished in this last year, because a lot of the goals that I accomplished was stuff that I had on my list and things that I wanted to accomplish in life, but I wasn't necessarily thinking that I was going to accomplish it last year. So I feel like God exceeded my expectations of what I thought was going to happen last year. That's amazing.
You know, I feel like I agree with you on that. I think a lot of times people don't ever stop and smell the flowers for themselves. And you don't want to look up and you were just always trying to reach something and you never clap for yourself. You know, you've had an amazing year. Like I just told you, like 75 days of doing anything consistently is hard.
So you were working out, not drinking, you know what I'm saying? On top of the other things, I know you had probably added to your morning routine and things like that. So I have to clap for you and give you your flowers because the only thing I'm doing for 75 days straight is drinking.
For sure. So I applaud you for that, my sister. Thank you. And me, along with the poor crew, we are very proud of you. You know what I'm saying? And that's something that I think, you know, 75 hard? Will I try 75 hard? Probably not. Maybe I'll do a 30. Maybe I'll do a 10 hard. You know, I feel like you can do 10. I feel like you have to push yourself. I don't know.
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