CeasarBeats
CeasarBeats
I'm often asked if I have any tips or tricks for staying consistent on the road to acquiring skill and Success. I've been thinking about it for a while and I've wanted to write a long intellectual post on the topic, but the truth is I cant write a long post about it. Staying consistent is incredibly simple. We don't need to complicate the matter. We all have days when we don't want to practice — this feeling isn't unique to anyone.
A large part of the problem is unrealistic expectation. We are organic animate beings. We aren't computers. Emotions and external factors get in the way and we can't always follow a routine. It is true that we can develop discipline. I don't miss a day of intense study, but I haven't always been this way. Discipline takes time to develop, It won't happen over night and you won't be a disciplined monk next month.
When you're starting out you may not be able to study for one hour a day consistently. Not because you physically can't, but because you lack discipline. There's nothing wrong with this, every journey has a first step.
My advice is simple:
A large part of the problem is unrealistic expectation. We are organic animate beings. We aren't computers. Emotions and external factors get in the way and we can't always follow a routine. It is true that we can develop discipline. I don't miss a day of intense study, but I haven't always been this way. Discipline takes time to develop, It won't happen over night and you won't be a disciplined monk next month.
When you're starting out you may not be able to study for one hour a day consistently. Not because you physically can't, but because you lack discipline. There's nothing wrong with this, every journey has a first step.
My advice is simple:
- Do something
- Do a little
- Do
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