via Doug Belshaw
What I Do When it Feels Like My Work Isn’t Good Enough
Release the desire to define yourself as good or bad. Release the attachment to any individual outcome. If you haven’t reached a particular point yet, there is no need to judge yourself because of it. You can’t make time go faster and you can’t change the number of repetitions you have put in before today. The only thing you can control is the next repetition.
An interesting read in regards to goals, habits and actions. Reminds me of Joel Speranza’s post on little choices.