You Have To Write Every Day

Are you forming a habit of writing every day? What does it feel like when you don't?
Building the habit of Writing for an hour every day:
Making something a daily habit is not easy-even something as simple as writing for an hour. To create this habit, you have to overcome your own inertia-repeatedly, for at least 30 days.
And that inertia is powerful! You have to work as hard as a rocket does to reach escape velocity and break the bounds of a planet’s gravitational pull, which takes enormous amounts of rocket fuel.
For you, that rocket fuel is willpower, doggedness, discipline. It means avoiding distraction, procrastination, and instant gratification.
You burn this fuel, you push, and just when you feel like you have nothing left to give…you break free and establish the habit.
Suddenly, writing for an hour every day becomes just something you do. It’s easy. It’s who you are. You’re floating through space without having to burn any fuel at all, flying at incredible speeds with almost no effort.
Try it!
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[@TonyQuackston]

Love these shorts of yours. Always great insights. But this one is probably the most important one. At least to me it is.

[@SethWhitmer]

Interesting take on this