I know what to write and how to write; it doesn't show overconfidence. But it shows a sense of knowing what and which learnings could be shared without any pressure or hesitation. Pressure and motivation come and go, but our actions decide the level of effort.
The maximum effort I could give to write my blog shows its efficiency. Efforts can't be decided emotionally, by motivation, or with pressure. I had my own experience which taught me this lesson. An incident which happened almost a month ago differentiated the above terms for me.
One day when I was not motivated enough to write a blog despite having enough thoughts to be presented changed my perspective towards effort. I was literally enjoying the laziness and comfort. But an instinct at eleven made me think of writing and maintaining continuity. I was feeling low, a bit anxious too, thinking if I would be completing my blog before twelve.
I finished writing and published my blog before twelve. I was happy and excited as I was successful in maintaining consistency. But a question remained: Could consistency be maintained only under pressure, or does it get affected on low-energy or less motivated days?
I ended the blog with a question. A question with no answer. Days passed and I wrote at my specific time. After almost five days, I understood what the question wanted to make me learn. I understood that without anything special, I maintained the streak of my blogs; generally stability over intensity.
With too much excitement, I could end up having dramatic effort, which I didn't want. I chose calm persistence over that effort, which ended up maintaining regularity. Therefore, excitement doesn't affect my brain to write raw and honest.
Neutral days are best to write something special. Emotions in the blog come from the brain as they are, just well structured.
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