Q: OK bill, I need you to please please please help me out on this one:  I have watched your interview with H3H3 I don't know how many times (too many), 'cause say what you want, but I think it's reeeally good. The part that I can't stop going back to over and over is when you talk about schedules, which are absolutely crucial for *getting things done*. Without them I've also noticed that there are just so many options, and you end up being all over the place, and one thing can go on forever.  Now, I'm pretty darn good at planning and making schedules, but where I mess up is in the execution. I can't stick to my plans mainly because I get distracted. As soon as whatever was planned on the schedule starts getting a bit difficult, or uncomfortable, I stop doing it and switch to a non-planned activity such as reading the news on twitter, or some other lame thing like that.  Now don't get me wrong, I really want to do the thing
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 've planned and are on the schedule, I like those things and I feel enthusiastic about it, it's just that whenever it gets hard, I'm too weak.  What's the secret to stick to the schedule no. matter. what.?  I don't want to get old and be like: "arghasdh... I was meant to do all those good things, but I was way too weak to end them D: ...I hate myself! "
A: first you must complete the 12 levels of suffering, then the 13th which is the unlucky last and final level; the reason it is unlucky is because after you finish it you will be informed that there is another level after that