Thank you so much. You honor me with such kindness. Your words are wise. I fear though that you may have ever so slightly misunderstood the intention.

I totally agree with you that success, cannot happen over night. Saying that is will not happen in 6 months is true, but it is also not true. If you can do five years worth of work in 6 months, would you still say that success wont happen in that time period? I agree with you that using certain strategies, success may not come as fast as one would hope. I do not believe in the "magic pill" approach to getting the results you want, and in fact I think that it is harmful and in fact irresponsible to push magic pill remedies, and I thank you for prompting me to make that point clear. With that out of the way, I must also say that if you want to get the results you want in a shorter timeline, you need to have the right strategies in place, to take enough action, and most importantly to make mistakes, learn the lessons you need to learn and make the adjustments you need to based on what you have learned.

I really love that you mentioned the importance of enjoying the process. You did not understand my intention for this little experiment, and I take full responsibility for that. I did not communicate it as well as I should have, and if you would allow me, I would like to take a second stab at it.

I do not believe in the notion that someone has little or no motivation. We all have motivation. Here's the deal though. When you procrastinate or put something off completely, it is not because you have no motivation, it is rather because your motivation to do something else is higher than your motivation to do the things that you end up not doing.

As you very correctly pointed out, enjoying the process is important. It is, however, not the only factor that has to be taken into consideration. My goal is to go beyond motivation. My goal is to have the process pull me into it so that I do not need will power in the same way that it takes very little will power to do the things that often hurt us, like putting things off, or having that slice of chocolate cake and so on. There are four main areas that need to be improved upon for this to happen and enjoyment falls under one of them, namely value. High value, how much you enjoy doing something for example, increases how motivated you feel to do that thing. For many people working out is something that they associate with pain or perhaps they find boring, or maybe some other reason but the result is that they place a low value on it, and as a result, they do not feel motivated to workout.

I hope I have made the actual intention a little clearer.

I really like the way you thing. Perhaps we could work together on something in the future.

Again, thank you for your kind words.