The War on Complacency: A Battle Plan to Stop PMO

Hello friends. I am making this post today to be a reminder for all of you struggling against your addictions. I am as well. Relapse can be a hard thing to recover from. A feeling of breaking your own promises to yourself. I am here to tell you that there is no excuse for it. While yes you should not beat yourself up over it, I find that by not being self critical enough it inevitably opens my mind up for my addicted mind to snake its way deeper. I am tired of feeling like a victim to my condition. So as a plan I am going to proactively make steps towards rediscovering greatness. The way I see it unless I am taking an almost warlike tactical plan to overcome my urges and such how can I be successful? We can not get complacent with just one goal. The way to move forward incorporates the ability to walk the path of the warrior. I know many of the people on here would agree with this. Why do I get so caught up in not allowing myself to prosper. The truth lies behind the fact that at times I truly do not care about my life. This has to be a complete mindset change. The fact of the matter is that the values that as a man I should hold true, and live by are under attack. Why did I fall into PMO in the first place? The truth of it is that I had a lack of respect for myself. A low point lead to a chemical dependancy. I want to be the kind of man who is a solid foundation for my family. I want to be reliable, and be known as the man who was able to move though the shit show the modern world is throwing at us, and prosper. My friends the only way to stop PMO is to completely shift your life towards a goal. If you have some haphazard reason to stop PMO the addicted side of yourself will convince you every time. The times I make progress against PMO is when I have something to fight for. It time to start truly caring about where our lives go. At the end of the day our success does truly depend on it. Feel free to share your thought with me on your battle plans to overcome this shortcoming. Thanks, JiuJitsuGod.