The 50 Best Times to Move Towards Your
Goals
- When you’re extremely motivated.
- When you’re somewhat motivated.
- When you aren’t motivated at all.
- First thing in the morning.
- Before and after breakfast.
- During lunch.
- After dinner.
- When you’re not at work.
- When you’d rather watch TV.
- When you’re with people who share and support your goals.
- When you’re with people who don’t share and support your goals.
- When you’re alone.
- When you’re bored.
- When you’re busy.
- When you said you would, according to your written commitments.
- When you’re “a little tired.”
- When you have a lot of energy.
- When you’d rather “take a break.”
- When you’ve been told your goals will be reached easily.
- When you’ve been told your goals are impossible.
- When your Muse speaks to you.
- When your Muse remains silent, waiting to see how committed you really are.
- When you feel the thrill of new ideas.
- When you feel you have nothing new to add.
- When you’re in a good mood.
- When you’re in a bad mood.
- When you feel apathetic.
- When you’ve been praised for your work.
- When you’ve been criticized for your work, your choices, your personality, or anything else about yourself.
- When you see someone else’s work and feel inspired.
- When you see someone else’s work and feel defeated.
- When you have a mentor.
- When you don’t have a mentor even though you were promised help.
- When some of the people closest to you complain about your “obsession.”
- When some of the people closest to you ignore your work completely.
- When you’re cold.
- When you’re broke.
- When you’re tired.
- When you’re hungry.
- When you’re scared.
- When you’re lonely.
- When you’re sick.
- When you feel great.
- When things feel hopeless and you’ve been told (or told yourself) there’s absolutely no way to reach your goal(s).
- When things finally seem hopeful.
- When you’re almost but not quite there.
- Especially when you’re almost but not quite there.
- When you need to Get Started.
- When you need to Keep Going.
- As long as you’re alive.
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