Sunday, November 13, 2005
Why is it always so hard to start something? Starting is by far the hardest part of doing anything. Once you start, you can't stop, but getting yourself to start is quite something, especially when you start thinking of how large the task is.
So the less you think about it, the faster you're gonna start. That's my 1$ wisdom of the day.
Now, if we talk about starting, we got to talk about stopping. Oddly, stopping can be both quite easy and quite hard. Definitely, when you're on a row, stopping is not an option. However, in between big pushes, when you take a break, stopping becomes so easy that you don't even have to think about it.
Yes, we are all bored by this, but it served its purpose: I started....
So the less you think about it, the faster you're gonna start. That's my 1$ wisdom of the day.
Now, if we talk about starting, we got to talk about stopping. Oddly, stopping can be both quite easy and quite hard. Definitely, when you're on a row, stopping is not an option. However, in between big pushes, when you take a break, stopping becomes so easy that you don't even have to think about it.
Yes, we are all bored by this, but it served its purpose: I started....
