I have never had more emails before about a blog post. People seemed to really resonate with this notion.
Big goals are facilitated by good processes.
Roll that one around a bit.
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I have never had more emails before about a blog post. People seemed to really resonate with this notion.
Big goals are facilitated by good processes.
Roll that one around a bit.
Does motivating with a mental health condition sound like a wise idea? When you use goals and/or deadlines as your primary tools for motivation for writing (or anything else), that is just what you are doing! This does not mean that we should not have lofty, big, audacious goals (I love those!!), and that deadlines are not real. However, as I have explored in this blog for well over a decade now, developing healthy, sustainable processes allows you to forget your goals in the moment of writing in order to focus at the task at hand.
Big goals are facilitated by good processes.
Roll that one around a bit.
You don't need to use anxiety as a motivational tool: there is another way.