#256 Are you ready for enough?

Once you’ve been writing daily for long enough, continuing to write is the easier option, more aligned with your habits and identity.

Just like for most people, it feels more natural to continue brushing their teeth every day than to skip a day.

But when you’re still building the writing habit, skipping the writing is the easier option.

Which means it shouldn’t be an option at all — until it has become an option you’re not interested in anymore.

You don’t need a motivational speech.

But you may need a reminder of who you choose to be, and what the person you choose to be would do right now.

And once you remember, you’ll have all the motivation you need.

You’ve spent your lifetime bumping into the limits of what you deem possible.

And you’ve also spent your lifetime overcoming the seemingly impossible.

Sit. Crawl. Walk. Speak. Read. Find love. Get over loss and heartbreak. Travel. Invent. Create. Learn. Write.

Overcoming the seemingly impossible is what makes you you.

Once you accept that, the question shifts from, “What’s possible for me?” to, “What are you overcoming next?”