I think the exposition of this piece lets down what's otherwise a pretty useful idea. Here's how I'd phrase it: anything worth doing is a grind. It's exhaustin

I think the exposition of this piece lets down what's otherwise a pretty useful idea. Here's how I'd phrase it: anything worth doing is a grind. It's exhausting, physically and mentally, and it's really easy to procrastinate on it or avoid it, but all that does is defer it. Rather than trying to avoid the grind, try to get the most out of it that you can -- try to get a little bit better at the thing you're grinding through each day because consistency is king. And then one day, you wake up and the thing you are trying to do is all of a sudden very close to completion. It didn't just happen that one day, it was in process on so many days before that point. But on that day, you notice it.