I don’t want to write this morning. But I remember that once I start doing something–even if I don’t feel like it–I begin to love it once I’m in it.
I love it once I’m in it, so I’m learning to ignore the tug of “I don’t feel like doing this.”
I have to get in it.
Because deep inside, I do feel like doing this (only I don’t know it yet).
I’ve never, in all these years of writing, not felt that love of it once I’m in it.
It’s the starting that’s hard.
So I keep doing it even if I don’t fee like it. And within just a minute, I’m in it and loving it.
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I realize this concept applies to so many things! I just have to remember it!
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I felt this way while jogging today, Heather! Lacing up the shoes and getting out the door is the hardest part. (And the first mile…. and the second… Okay, it was a rough run this morning.) 😉