#365 Passion vs Discipline
Passion is writing whenever you can.
Discipline is writing even when you can’t.
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ByLukasAnd the next day, it rains.
And the next day, the sun shines bright.
And every day, we show up, and we fight.
#317 You’re well on your way
ByLukasTo become you want to be (but aren’t yet) you have to start doing what you want to do (but aren’t doing yet).
Who do you want to be?
Which actions would that person take?
The questions are simple. But the path is erratic.
And that’s okay.
As long as you ask them once in a while, you’re well on your way.
#545 Stay the course
ByLukasEverything you’ve ever desired can be yours
If only
You stay the course#321 Maintain the momentum
ByLukasYou’re likely to encounter consistency challenges.
After all, nobody feels motivated every day.
Maybe you’ll have a day where you’re busy or not feeling great, and writing, running, or doing yoga, seems like the last thing you want to do.
Luckily, you don’t need to feel motivated to write one sentence.
You don’t even need to want to write to have words appear on the screen or paper.
You just need to be reminded that you want to be a writer.
And writers write, even if they don’t feel like it.
And so it goes for runners, yogis, meditators, athletes, crafstmen, lovers.
#236 The Myth of Full Engagement
ByLukasWhen I write, I write.
When I practice yoga, I practice yoga.
When I talk with friends, I talk with friends.Or at least, I wish it were like that.
Because you and I both know how distracted the mind can be, my friend.
You don’t even need to meditate to figure that out.
So the mind needs a reminder once in a while.
“What’s truly important right now?”
I’ll be practicing every day.
#466 Do whatever it takes to stay in flow
ByLukasGet ill. Get better.
Just don’t stand still.
Break. Then grow.
Do whatever it takes to stay in flow.