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It's not about "doing what you love." I get it. I've read both MF and Unscripted and 100% get the message and concepts.
But what I've discovered is that it's certainly a bit easier to spur yourself into action when the actions line up with your true values. I'm not saying what people *say* their values are. But what their values truly represent. I've said for years that I want a remote or scalable business online. In that time I've had multiple attempts where I just sort of ran out of gas or got burnt out before I was able to create any kind of serious traction.
I've come to realize that a big part of the reason I've sputtered so hard in multiple attempts with different ideas and concepts has nothing to do with the ideas themselves. But a large swath of the scalable and remote business sphere revolves around spending a bunch of time in front of a computer. And the more honest I am with myself the more I have come to realize that I much rather enjoy working in an environment where I'm going different places, doing slightly different things and actually *physically* moving around.
Going and sitting in front of a computer from 9-5 and then coming home and sitting in front of a computer again for hours uninterrupted sounds like hell.
I'm curious if any of the more successful contributors here have encountered this issue and if so how they have navigated it.
It's not about "doing what you love." I get it. I've read both MF and Unscripted and 100% get the message and concepts.
But what I've discovered is that it's certainly a bit easier to spur yourself into action when the actions line up with your true values. I'm not saying what people *say* their values are. But what their values truly represent. I've said for years that I want a remote or scalable business online. In that time I've had multiple attempts where I just sort of ran out of gas or got burnt out before I was able to create any kind of serious traction.
I've come to realize that a big part of the reason I've sputtered so hard in multiple attempts with different ideas and concepts has nothing to do with the ideas themselves. But a large swath of the scalable and remote business sphere revolves around spending a bunch of time in front of a computer. And the more honest I am with myself the more I have come to realize that I much rather enjoy working in an environment where I'm going different places, doing slightly different things and actually *physically* moving around.
Going and sitting in front of a computer from 9-5 and then coming home and sitting in front of a computer again for hours uninterrupted sounds like hell.
I'm curious if any of the more successful contributors here have encountered this issue and if so how they have navigated it.
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