How To Make Discipline So Easy That It’s Hard To Procrastinate
You might have heard the advice that “You need to suffer. You need to go through as much pain as humanly possible, then you’ll hit your goals” A lot of people in this space give that advice - Charlie Morgan, Sam Ovens, etc. But the people who follow this advice don’t realize that they’re making a FATAL mistake. You don’t need to use low vibrational emotions (anger, fear, guilt, self-pity) to fuel your success. That’s completely BACKWARDS. You’re just going to burn out, hate what you do, which will lead you to creating a shit product with a bad reputation, and eventually, you’ll just give up. There’s a FAR superior method for doing the work that will literally supercharge your productivity. And it’s to stay on a high FREQUENCY. When you wake up and you’re actually excited to get work done, you’re energized throughout the entire day, tasks feel effortless, ideas flow freely, time seems to fly by, you’re optimistic, happy, and you feel genuine fulfillment and peace. No negative emotions, just bliss. That’s what it feels like to be on a high frequency. And believe it or not, this is a state that you can actually default to so that it becomes normal. There’s a couple ways you can do that. The first is very simple - Magnetism. When you’re magnetized to do the work, when you WANT to work, you do the most work, and it’s of a higher quality. And it’s a lot more simple to reach this state of magnetism than you think. You just need MOMENTUM. Momentum is when one accomplishment leads to the next and you make rapidly fast progress, you have a feeling of urgency and excitement, you’re on a roll and nothing can slow you down. And you gain momentum through obsession. I’ll give you a weird example to make this clear haha. In the same way that some weirdo guy would obsess about a girl and constantly check her Instagram pages, Snapchat stories, checking if she replied to his text messages, constantly sending her “wyd?” “how are you?” messages, always trying to be as close as possible to her when they’re in the same room, constantly looking up at her to see what she’s doing in every spare moment, etc..