It is not easy to get along. I find it difficult to write enough. When I started this exercise, I realized that the daily routine of writing on Medium was good for my brain. Just as I have to work on my current muscles, I also need to use my muscles to write. I wake up in the middle of the night with thoughts and dreams about writing. I had a job- even though no one was reading this, I was responsible for it. 

But …. as I said I have problems. The fight is not over: that's when I start to wonder “why” I have a problem.

As I write this, I am wondering why “why”. I have to make money, I have to build my business and I have to write articles for magazines and newspapers and articles on the Meaning - where I can get a chance to pay. It takes time and writing every day, even good advice can take away from me valuable time that I can use to showcase and work on my business. I'm currently thinking about changing my commitment and instead of constantly publishing it on Daily Mean, I will write a consensus ( with the goal of earning). I don't care, but it happens. As for the record, I am not one of the writers who can tell you how I made $30,000 a week writing on average!

are you a runner Regular training will increase your race time

Get back into balance. It is one of the key elements of a successful business, sport, and social life. As a runner, I know that when I get to the weekend and finish a long run on a Sunday, I have to get up again on Monday and do it again. Being balanced is tedious and, as I have already written about running, consistency is not about satisfaction and speed, it is about finding a coach and doing it.

Don't try to be perfect, just do it

Unity and perfection do not usually work in the home, repetition is very important. James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, puts it well: Here's the math: If you can improve by 1% every day for a year, you'll be thirty-seven better off when you're done. On the other hand, if you increase your risk by 1% every day for a year, you will decrease to zero. It starts as a small win or a small victory a big thing.