People who wait for good emotions or motivation to start or complete their tasks will have a hard time succeeding.
Motivation doesn’t show up every day, and you will lose your precious time if you wait for it.
Therefore, Andrew Tate quoted that he is disciplined as he does the task at hand without waiting for motivation.
His emotions are irrelevant to his commitments.
We all have dreams.
At least, most of us have.
We are self-determined, passionate, and ready to fight against the whole world to achieve what we desire the most.
Every year we make resolutions after resolutions, plans after plans, work hard, or plan to work hard, and despite all these, we still don’t see significant changes in our lives.
Suddenly, you are in your middle age, and still, you haven’t achieved much in your life.
It only seems like yesterday that you had all the dreams and desire to do something great, but now, as time passes by, those dreams and desires start to fade away.
What happened?
What did you do wrong?
Now, every day is the same.
You already know what will happen today, tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow. There is no excitement anymore.
You are also aware of your promises that you will work on your goals, no matter how hard it becomes, and you will do this and do that within the upcoming months.
But, deep down, you are also aware that you will never complete your projects on time; you will never finish that half-done manuscript that has been lying in the drawer for the past two years.
You will keep making promises and keep breaking them.
Why?
Is it because of your willpower, or is it because of something else and how to stop your procrastination for good?
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