The Road.

Now that we are clear about the first of the three tasks that we need to do to just basically complete an activity, an activity that is seemingly tough, I think it's time to move on.

Hello there I'm the Earthian.

The key to completing a marathon is not sprinting, it's jogging, accelerating at a decent rate and not wearing out. The important part about this is to keep jogging until the end. And I'm just talking about finishing the marathon, not even winning it.
Because finishing, by itself, is a big task and it takes a lot of energy.
What matters the most here is the fact that our energy that we posses is very limited. So how do we spend the energy that we have? We definitely lose quite a big chunk of it just by starting the activity. And so it is very important that we plan and process the rest of what we have in the most efficient manner possible.

I say plod. I'm not going to be that guy who is going to ask you to set "realistic" goals and then work on it. Even the sky isn't the limit. But whatever your goal is, whatever is the activity that you've taken up, keep plodding towards it. Just keep going. Because let me tell you that while you may think the process of plodding is painful, when you quit and look back at yourself, there will be a lot more pain when you realize you could have plodded your way to the end.

Lots of love, peace.