> When you have the opportunity to do something particularly meaningful and your fear and urge to withdraw are at their greatest, that’s not your cue to quit. 

What is your current cue?

It's funny how adamant you were few years ago about this book. That was back when you really loved 

The Practice

by

Seth Godin

.

Have a feeling now that you might like the 

War of Art

's rhetoric more than The Practice lol.

I actually read a snippet here and there for fun. But it's not like a heart-touching bible to me.

I've felt that 

Steven Pressfield

's 

War of Art

to be that for me. You know what's funny? 

williamliao

told me that he couldn't get past the first part of War of Art while 

The Practice

was the thing that got him on his current hot-streak. 

Different styles/voices -- for the same message -- for different people. Funny that The Practice also resonates so strongly with you, Seun.

Woah didn't know you were writing in private this whole time. The email spamming is working! 

By the way... I think two books would jive with you really well right now based on reading this post.

The Practice

by 

Seth Godin

 

and

War of Art

by 

Steven Pressfield

 

I just saw 

Steven Pressfield

on a recent podcast so I assumed that 

War of Art

was a recent book. Lol didn't know it was published in the early 2000s.

Once I start reading it I might start spamming you about it and maybe that will be the gateway in.

Anyways, lol 1.5 hours a day. i thought when you said it's an all or nothing it was like 8 hours a day or zero.

I also need to get on the 

War of Art

. You recommended it once and also someone I met this weekend was raving about it.