#152 When we’re economically obsolete

I’ve met many aspiring writers who weren’t writing regularly.

But I’ve never met a successful writer who wasn’t writing regularly.

Or yogis.

Or musicians.

Or athletes.

Some things happen so fast, they catch you by surprise.

Bust most things take time.

And things taking time is perfectly fine.

If you knew you’d always feel unsatisfied with what you write, would you still let satisfaction play a role in your writing process?

If you knew your writing would always be criticized by others, no matter how good it is, would you still let their criticism determine whether you should publish?

If you’d take the fear that stops you the most and rob it of its power, would you write and publish more?

Choosing perfection over consistency, you’ll turn dreams into paralysis. And paralysis leads to failure.

Choosing consistency over perfection, you’ll turn dreams into small actions. And consistent small actions lead to the realization of dreams.