Klickm Pecos, TX

10/08/2026

Post YOUR GARAGE SALES for Weekend 10/9 - 10/11

10/03/2026

Buy 1 get 1 FREE Dickey's Barbecue Pit 😋

10/03/2026

Heather McGhee and Hope & Healing Family Practice, LLC.

GLITTER GREMLIN #10

YOU DON'T NEED MORE MOTIVATION.
YOU NEED TO DO THE DAMN THING ANYWAY.

We talk about motivation like it's something we're supposed to wake up with every morning.

"I just need to get motivated."

"I've lost my motivation."

"I'll start again when I feel motivated."

Here's the problem:

Motivation is a feeling.

And feelings are notoriously sh*tty employees.

Some mornings motivation shows up early with coffee.

Some mornings motivation calls in sick.

And sometimes motivation apparently changed its phone number and moved to fu***ng Nebraska.

That doesn't mean motivation doesn't matter.

It does.

Research on exercise behavior consistently shows that motivation—particularly when the reason for doing something actually matters to YOU—is associated with better persistence and adherence.

But long-term behavior can't depend entirely on waking up every morning and hoping you FEEL like doing it.

That's where discipline comes in.

And before anybody thinks I'm preaching from the Mountaintop of Motivation—

Nope.

Even the Iron Hippie struggles with this one.

My gym is literally right outside my door.

I don't have to drive anywhere.
I don't have to fight traffic.
I don't even have weather as an excuse.

But that gym is also where Jacob and I used to work out together.

Does walking in there sometimes jerk my chain?

Yep.

Are there days I absolutely do NOT want to go in there?

Yep.

Do I go anyway?

MOSTLY.

And I think that last word matters.

Not always.

MOSTLY.

Because discipline isn't perfection.

It's not never struggling.
It's not never missing a workout.
It's not forcing yourself through illness, injury, exhaustion, or something your body is legitimately telling you to pay attention to.

And it sure as hell isn't proof that somebody who struggles just "doesn't want it badly enough."

Sometimes "I don't feel like it" is procrastination.

Sometimes life is fu***ng hard.

And sometimes grief is standing on the other side of the door.

Discipline is learning the difference.

And then—when you're able—coming back.

That's actually where some pretty interesting behavioral science lives.

Behaviors repeated in a consistent context can gradually become more automatic. Routines, environmental cues, planning and repetition can reduce how much a behavior depends on a fresh burst of motivation every single time.

Translation:

You don't need to win an inspirational speech with yourself every morning.

Sometimes you just put your damn shoes on.

And when you DON'T?

You start again.

You miss Tuesday?

Fine.

Tuesday isn't the problem.

Turning Tuesday into three months is the problem.

Discipline isn't never falling off.

DISCIPLINE IS SHORTENING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN FALLING OFF AND GETTING BACK ON.

That is why MOSTLY matters.

Not perfect.

Not every damn day.

MOSTLY.

Because the behaviors we return to over and over eventually become part of how we live.

Motivation asks:

"Do I feel like it?"

Discipline says:

"That wasn't the question."

Question everything—including me.

Then read the study.

— Dr. Heather McGhee, DNP, APRN
Hope & Healing Family Practice

10/03/2026

Thank you Chevron Permian and Chevron for helping our community!! 💪

Thank you to Chevron Permian for supporting The Rec and donating to the facility. With their contributions, The Rec will be able to provide upgrades to its programs and more!

10/03/2026

Happy 35 Years to Olgas Boutique!! 🥳🎉

✟All Glory and Honor be to God. October 4th marks our 35th anniversary.

Throughout these years, we have met many friendly faces, from many walks of life and along the way customers who became friends, who then became family.

We’d like to thank you, from the bottom of our hearts for the continued support and for continually choosing us.

We will be celebrating with a store wide 15% off sale, along with many mark downs.

Every pretax purchase of $75 or more enters you in a drawing for a Consuela Chica tote in Mariana.

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✟Toda la gloria y el honra sean para Dios. El 4 de octubre marca nuestro 35 aniversario.

A lo largo de estos años, hemos conocido a muchas caras amables, de muchos ámbitos de la vida y a lo largo del camino clientes que se hicieron amigos, que luego se convirtieron en familia.

Nos gustaría agradecerle, desde el fondo de nuestros corazones, por su continuo apoyo y por elegirnos continuamente.

Celebraremos con una venta del 15% en toda la tienda, junto con muchas rebajas.

Cada compra antes de impuestos de $75 o más te da una entrada en un sorteo para un tote de Consuela Chica en Mariana.

10/02/2026

Post YOUR GARAGE SALES for Weekend 10/2 - 10/4

10/01/2026

Texas Rodeo Hall of Fame

Rodeo trivia:

July 4, 1883. Trav Windham, Morg Livingston, and a group of area ranch hands gathered in Pecos to prove who could throw the best loop. No grandstand. No purse. Just cowboys who wanted an answer.

That day is recognized as the world's first rodeo. Today West of the Pecos stands as a PRCA Top 40 rodeo and a ProRodeo Hall of Fame inductee, and the question still gets answered the same way it did in 1883. In the dirt.. History like this is what makes rodeo the sport we love today.

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