Nobody Gives a F*ck About Your Excuses. Here's How To Stop Being A Try Baby.

Nobody Gives a F*ck About Your Excuses

Excuses are everywhere. You hear them. You make them. You live by them.

“I’m too tired.”

“I don’t have enough time.”

“It’s just not the right moment.”

Here’s the hard truth: Nobody gives a f*ck about your excuses. Either you did it, or you didn’t.

That’s all there is to it. And no amount of justification will change the outcome.

If you’re one to make excuses for everything, then this article is a mandatory wake up call for you.

Results Speak Louder Than Intentions

Results are what the world cares about.

It doesn’t hand out trophies for almost trying. No one’s applauding because you thought about showing up.

You’re either moving forward, or you’re falling behind. There’s no in-between.

Think about the guy who works harder than you. He doesn’t stop when he’s tired. He stops when he’s done.

Why do people like this win? Because they don’t let excuses run their lives.

They know that results are earned, not given. And they don’t waste time explaining why they didn’t show up.

Every Choice Is Training

What you do, or don’t do, is training. Every excuse you make strengthens your habit of quitting.

When you skip the gym, you’re practicing inconsistency.

When you say “one day won’t hurt,” you’re practicing giving in.

And when you reward yourself for failing, you’re teaching your brain to celebrate weakness.

The truth is harsh: You’re always training yourself.

The question is, are you training for success, or are you training to fail? Because what you practice becomes permanent.

The Painful Reality of Success

Success isn’t easy. And it’s not supposed to be.

If it were, everyone would have it. But most people won’t do the work.

They’d rather talk about their dreams than chase them. They’d rather point fingers than take responsibility.

Nobody’s coming to save you. Nobody owes you anything.

Your comfort zone? That’s your real enemy. It’s the cozy prison keeping you stuck where you are. The only way out is through. Through the discomfort, the grind, and the hard things you’ve been avoiding.

How To Stop Making Excuses

Stopping excuses starts with brutal honesty.

Look at your habits, your choices, and your patterns. Be real with yourself about where you’re falling short. Most people spend more time justifying their failures than fixing them. Don’t be one of them.

Start by taking full responsibility for your actions.

Nobody else controls your time, energy, or effort. If you didn’t get something done, own it.

Stop blaming external factors like your job, family, or circumstances. The moment you shift the blame, you lose control.

The only way to reclaim that control is by accepting it’s all on you.

Next, create non-negotiable standards.

Excuses thrive in gray areas. When you decide there’s no room for debate, you eliminate the opportunity to slack.

Commit to your workouts, your goals, or your routine like your life depends on it, because it does. Make it simple: “I will show up no matter what.”

Cut out distractions. You can’t expect to stay focused when you’re surrounded by temptations.

Delete the apps that waste your time. Set limits on mindless entertainment. Rearrange your environment so it supports your goals instead of sabotaging them. The fewer excuses you have to work around, the easier it gets.

Finally, replace excuses with action. The second you catch yourself saying, “I can’t,” or “It’s too hard,” stop. Redirect that energy into something productive.

The Hard You Choose

Life will be hard either way.

Being broke is hard. Building wealth is hard.

Being fat is hard. Getting in shape is just as hard.

The difference is, one hard leads to growth and freedom. The other leads to regret.

Choose your hard wisely. Wouldn’t you rather face life’s challenges as someone who’s strong, disciplined, and capable?

Getting a job VS building a business is another good example of this.

Driving to work and working 8 hours at a desk all day is hard, but you get a steady paycheck.

Running your own business and being your own boss is more freeing, but making money in the beginning will be hard.

Sh*t will always be hard, just make sure you pick the level of hard that actually gets you results.

The BMM Takeaway

At the end of the day, excuses don’t matter. Results do. Ask yourself this: Did I do it, or didn’t I?

Not “Did I plan to?” Not “Did I think about it?”

Did I show up? Did I put in the work? Because that’s all that counts.

Excuses don’t pay your bills. They don’t build your dream body. They don’t create success.

Results are earned. So choose to show up. Choose to do the work. And choose to leave the excuses behind, where they belong.