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It worked for me in the past but I don't think it's sustainable. Just like you can't be gung ho all the time, you can't be angry all the time. And when it drops
by alecco 3y ago
It worked for me in the past but I don't think it's sustainable. Just like you can't be gung ho all the time, you can't be angry all the time. And when it drops you lose your focus. I picked and dropped 100 things in my life.
The only way for 100% is to "embrace the suck". Keep going on bad days, too. Even if it's only a little.
- noisy_boy 3y agoI got into an argument about fitness that pissed me off and I signed-up for gym. Then I actually started enjoying lifting weights and didn't need the anger anymore. Sometimes anger provides the escape velocity to beat the Jovian gravity of lethargy and procrastination.
- KineticLensman 3y ago> Even if it's only a little. This is key, I think. Do a little of a project most days, just even a few minutes. I find this useful to keep the momentum going on creative projects, including programming and 3D rendering. There are quite often little things that need doing, which keep you in touch with the project, but which can be completed quickly if you aren't in the mood for sustained effort.