"毎日やる気が出て物事を成し遂げられるとは思わないでください"
— Jocko Willink
Simplified Meaning:
It's normal to not feel excited or eager to do things every single day. Think about going to school or work. Some days, you might feel like jumping out of bed because you're looking forward to something fun, while other days you just want to stay under the covers. Even when you're not feeling enthusiastic, you still need to get up and do what's needed, like attending classes or finishing a job. For example, if you're learning to play the piano, there will be days when practicing feels thrilling and rewarding. Other days, it might feel like a chore. The key is to push yourself to practice regularly, even when you don't feel like it. Over time, this steady effort helps you improve and reach your goals. In life, it's important to keep working toward your goals even when motivation is low. Create a routine, set small tasks, and keep moving forward. Remember that progress often comes from consistent effort, not just from bursts of motivation.
