You may have noticed that it’s been awhile since my last post. I want to apologize for that, because I’m committed to providing quality content for my readers on a consistent basis. I hope that reading this blog adds something positive to your life, and it’s important for me to deliver on my commitment to you.
But the truth is, I haven’t been feeling motivated lately. I’ve had a lot on my plate at my job, and I’m feeling sapped of creativity and inspiration. When I get home, the only thing I want to do is relax in front of the television, and the snooze button calls my name every morning. I used to be filled with vision and purpose, but now I feel empty. I’ve been frustrated with myself because even though writing regularly is so important …show more content…
I’m the only person who is capable of reaching my goals, and it’s time for me to figure out how to do that. Waiting for inspiration is a terrible way to live a creative life, and I’m determined to find a better path. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to create when your well of inspiration is running dry, so how can you fill them up again?
Fortunately, creativity is a renewable resource. I am on a journey toward motivation and productivity, and it’s one of the hardest paths I’ve ever had to travel. But I know I’m not doing this alone. Everyone has been through this to one degree or another – maybe you’re going through it right now. Does the daily grind leave you feeling drained and exhausted? Are you unable to make time for the things you really love? Maybe you’re struggling to figure out what your passions really are.
If you’re dealing with this problem, there is hope. This is not the first time I’ve gone through this, and I always come out feeling better on the other side. But that doesn’t make getting through this period any easier or faster. Unfortunately, there are no quick or easy solutions for general malaise and a lack of motivation. But there are things you can do, and many of them will recharge your creative mind and make you even better than you were
But the truth is, I haven’t been feeling motivated lately. I’ve had a lot on my plate at my job, and I’m feeling sapped of creativity and inspiration. When I get home, the only thing I want to do is relax in front of the television, and the snooze button calls my name every morning. I used to be filled with vision and purpose, but now I feel empty. I’ve been frustrated with myself because even though writing regularly is so important …show more content…
I’m the only person who is capable of reaching my goals, and it’s time for me to figure out how to do that. Waiting for inspiration is a terrible way to live a creative life, and I’m determined to find a better path. Unfortunately, it’s difficult to create when your well of inspiration is running dry, so how can you fill them up again?
Fortunately, creativity is a renewable resource. I am on a journey toward motivation and productivity, and it’s one of the hardest paths I’ve ever had to travel. But I know I’m not doing this alone. Everyone has been through this to one degree or another – maybe you’re going through it right now. Does the daily grind leave you feeling drained and exhausted? Are you unable to make time for the things you really love? Maybe you’re struggling to figure out what your passions really are.
If you’re dealing with this problem, there is hope. This is not the first time I’ve gone through this, and I always come out feeling better on the other side. But that doesn’t make getting through this period any easier or faster. Unfortunately, there are no quick or easy solutions for general malaise and a lack of motivation. But there are things you can do, and many of them will recharge your creative mind and make you even better than you were