The horrors of waiting for inspiration.

1. Inspiration is a good excuse for lazy people to deceive themselves every day that they have not yet acted because they are not emotional. In fact, you just do not dare to face fatigue.

2. Sitting and waiting for the mood is the most dangerous time trap, because the brain becomes addicted to comfort to create more and more conditions, and finally you will never be ready.

3. Amateurs work when they want to do it, but professionals do according to their duties and schedule, regardless of how crazy they wake up.

4. Waiting for inspiration makes you a slave to dopaminergic substances that need to find clips, quotes, or video to fill your brain before you start, even if it lasts for less than ten minutes.

5. World-class successful people are not driven by a sense of overtones, but by steel systems and discipline that work automatically like machines.

6. What day do you not want to do it, but you still forcibly do it to the end? That is the most obvious dividing point between someone who will step up to the forefront and someone who will be caught up in mediocrity for the rest of his life.

7. Fear, laziness, and excuse will enlarge every second you hesitate. The only way to destroy it is not to think of fancy logic, but to get up and do it in three seconds.

8. The world never pays a reward for the good feeling in its head, but the world pays a reward for the results of repeated actions that others can't stand boring and give up.

9. Waiting for spontaneous impetus is to deliver control over life to the outside environment. If you can't control your emotions to follow your plans, you can't control your success.

10. Stop lying to yourself that you have to wait for an idea. It's the action that creates the idea. The more you move the truth to appear, the more real inspiration will run after you when you're tired.

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