We all know that feeling.
The sheer frustration and exhaustion of knowing what your goal is and even though you’re making slow incremental progress you’re going to want to be on to something else before you actually get it realised. Motivation starts to wane. That fire you had in your belly to get it done is now a feeble wisp of smoke, and you find any distraction under the sun to avoid getting back to what you know you should be doing.
Sucks doesn’t it?
Especially since you’re not an un-motivated person, but that feeling of having to push, push, push, just wears you away, and you wonder… “Where the heck did my Mojo go?”
Well, what if I told you that the reason you might be struggling on this particular goal isn’t because there is something wrong with you. It’s also not because you’re “not talented enough”, “not good enough”, or “not clever enough”.
It also has nothing to do with how difficult the goal is, or what the marketplace or the rest of the industry is doing.
That’s right. You really did read that right.
“So what on earth *does* it have to do with?”
Keep reading, because we’re going to explore something you have probably never even considered before.
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