If It Doesn’t Suck, It’s Not Worth Doing

The excitement of attaining some object or objective can become obsessive. Yet, shortly after you obtain your desire, you’re bored and in search of something else.

Interestingly, your mind can seduce you so much so that the idea of something becomes more satisfying than the thing itself, so you stop at the idea and never make it real.

The very act of dreaming stops you from achieving your dreams. You’ve played it out in your mind with such intoxicating detail that you become satisfied enough. You become numbed. And you deceive yourself into believing you’ve actually done something productive.

The concept is: Do something and don’t stop until it’s complete, no matter how long it takes.

our goal is to learn how to accomplish hard things without continuously distracting yourself. You want to develop “A perverse pleasure” in experiencing internal conflict, and sitting with it.

You can apply this principle to anything and everything. You can do a homework assignment and just do it until it’s complete. You can write an article and stick-to-it until it’s published. Who cares how long it takes?