Success is doesn't care about your emotions. The truth is just straightforward: consistency, not short feelings. I will say it's the foundation for progress, regardless of whether you wake up being inspired or uninspired. Motivation is like a petrol in an engine, it gets you going and feels good. Conversely, discipline is what keeps you going even when the petrol finishes.
Let me use a footballer for an example, footballers will not wait until the feel like training, but they show us every single day to train, under the sun or in the rain. They know very well that success comes when you are persistent. Same thing is applied to business men, and everyone out there chasing their dreams. Time doesn't pause for you, or it waits for you, time keeps moving forward and to meet us thr the challenges around you, you need to keep building yourself, prepare to grab the opportunities that may come your way. If you want to act when you wish, decently thr opportunity will pass you by.
Consistency helps a person to maintain the top position, a student who comes out the best in the class needs to be consistent to be able to retain that position in the class. Same thing happens in our daily life, if I use writers as an example. A writer sho commits to write like 500 words a day can even draft a book on few months. Repeating actions builds momentum to create a result you need.
Our feeling also matters, how we deal with our emotion, your journey can be fueled by rest, joy, and passion. But are not necessary for initial action. The trick is to separate progress from emotion. You need to consider your goals as mandatory meetings that cannot be canceled.
When you sleep in the night and your alarm rings in the morning for you to wake up and you don’t feel like getting up.
Always remember that success doesn’t care. The world we are in only rewards those who act, and not those who wait for the perfect time. So get up get going, and ensure you let consistency carry you to where motivation cannot carry you to. Also remember that success is less about intensity and more about showing up again, again and again.