How To Motivate Yourself

 How To Motivate Yourself
Motivation is a difficult nut to crack. Nothing happens, or some people respond. Might be I get a few LOLs, a few retweets, a few digital fives, a troll or two. Social network is excellent because its rush. And you won't even let anybody see it till its full. NO, ITS MY SPITBUCKET, NOT UNTIL MY MASTERWORK, YOU CANT SEE IT YET IS COMPLETE. Hawwwk ptoo plunk DONT LOOK AT ME! Its fully self reflective and self driven.

Want understand just what it feels like? It feels just like this: You write a paragraph on slip of paper whisper to yourself: Is it any good? You respond in a whisper: I've no idea. Oh, okay. Should I keep writing it? I really do not know, please stop talking to me. Okay. Okay. You utilize your manuscript find its not good at doing that, and to soak up the tears. How do you do it? How do you motivate yourself to drag up your body into the computer keyboard until a narrative is made and headbutt the keys? Annually if thats what it could take, day after day two month, six month? As the actor is won't to ask the manager: What's my motivation? So, here are some ideas on creating your narrative, one word brick at a time: Compose First - Seriously.

Do it now. Quit looking at me and go write. Heres what it doesn't work with schedule, and I dig that. But, spend those points early on writing, and you never need to be concerned about losing the motivation into do it later. - Find Your Process - Occasionally, the way you do things is sq peg, circle hole. Which is also the name of my Sexual Memoir. But whatever. Point is, attempting to write the way someone else writes is demotivating. But writing the way you compose feels like a well oiled machine.

In addition, Well Oiled Machine is the name of the sequel into my Sexual Memoir. Which Im capitalizing numerous reasons which are unknown to me. Point is? Create a mechanism. Get yourself to the flow. Develop good habits. Each one of these things are motivations generators momentum creates momentum. Do Not Fucking Multitask - Multitasking is a myth. Your brain cannot do two things at once because you are a human and we humans are all unitasking dums. You can't write and after that answer e-mails and after that tweet and after that braid your pubic hair. Stop that. Carve out a block of time, if its 15 minutes or 2 hours. Utilize it into write, and only into write. You'll make progress is itself motivating.