If you are cursed with inspiration like me then the chances are you are of a creative mindset. I'm no expert in psychology, but I know myself, and I reckon the chances are if you are imaginative it comes from a more sporadic thought process. This allows us to conjure up magic and create what didn't exist. For me this comes at a price, as my natural tendency is the latter I struggle when it comes to apply myself constructively, so I am having to learn it.
Thats right, I am disciplining myself to have a work-ethic, to manage myself, to plan for days, weeks and months so as to make what is in my head a reality. It has taken me about 6 months get me at the level I am at now and I am only just become competent in my organisation skills.
This is how I first began to make changes in my life regarding managing myself and workload. Randy Pausch was diagnosed with cancer and he used the remainder of his time on earth teaching people how to make every second count, that through hard work and discipline you can achieve your dreams. This was how I learned the skills to manage myself effectively.
This is how I got the motivation or how I made the emotional connection to why these small menial tasks are imperative to my goal. RSD and the whole self development side of the pick up community really speaks to me, in the this video Owen talks about that failure in small tasks leads to failure in your overall goals.
This leads to "macro momentum" as explained in this video. It takes about 30 days to wire your brain in making a new set of habits the norm.
By surrounding myself with positive influences and making every part of my day related my aspirations, I immerse myself into a reality where my dreams are attainable.
I know this is extreme, I know this is hardcore but if you are resonating with anything I just said, then keep coming back to this blog so I can keep sharing with you my influences and the changes I'm making in my life.
Love Jack.
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