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I was afraid you'd say that. Opting for Path B would actually make life a lot easier than you realize. An endless list of very time-consuming tasks disappear i
by kickstart 15y ago
I was afraid you'd say that.
Opting for Path B would actually make life a lot easier than you realize. An endless list of very time-consuming tasks disappear if I finally get off Path A, and a huge weight would be lifted from my shoulders.
Of course Path B seems the obvious choice. But previous attempts on that path have several times ground to a halt, admittedly because I get in my own way. I can't help but wonder: why am I not pysched? Shouldn't my desire be enough to push me forward? If I knew I wanted it badly enough, would I even need to have this conversation with you?
Btw, you and I are acquainted - we went to Berklee together. It'll be something if this exchange ends up being the turning point. Thanks again for taking the time!
- sivers 15y ago> "Why am I not psyched?" Because it's f'ing terrifying! See http://sivers.org/book/WarOfArt http://sivers.org/book/WarOfArt He calls it "resistance". We'll make any excuse not to do the thing that we know is our highest calling.
- kickstart 15y agoWow, now THAT resonates with me. Big Time. You're right, and I know it, scary though it may be. It shall be Path B. Thanks, Derek!