No matter what you do, you can make mistakes. Get it wrong and you will have wasted money, time and energy. Or maybe even more.<\/p>\n
Well, is it scary?<\/p>\n
...You should be. If you have a little (or more) sense in your head.<\/p>\n
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Probably all creative people experience this - the fear that stops everything. Fear of making a mistake and achieving NOTHING. Similar to what Icarus felt from my art teacher's crush ancient stories about flying towards the sun<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you're aiming for something, I'm guessing you'd like to accomplish your goals. Well, and at the same time - to guarantee that you will not throw away another attempt in vain.<\/p>\n ...And you wait.<\/p>\n wait<\/p>\n wait<\/p>\n wait<\/p>\n (Read these words for at least another 15 minutes. To remember all your waiting, procrastination, and over-planning.)<\/p>\n You may be waiting for the right moment.<\/p>\n ...But that's what kills your chances of achieving anything.<\/p>\n One of my close friends wants to travel the world and earn money from it. She doesn't want to study a boring major in a boring college, she doesn't want to hang out with boring people there, and she doesn't want to spend her days in her small, boring town.<\/p>\n Indeed, I salute her: <\/p>\n She fulfills the first part of the wish quite successfully. She has been traveling to European countries and cities far away from Poland for a year now. And even today she talked dreamily about her upcoming trip to Paris.<\/p>\n But the second part? Well, the one where you get together and try to earn a euro or two from your hobby?<\/p>\n ...He doesn't. Afraid. Avoid. Complaining and making excuses.<\/p>\n "Who cares about my travels," she says. "I haven't traveled much at all," he immediately adds. And it doesn't matter that she travels more than she could tell in half a day, or it doesn't matter that her travels are full of interesting and funny adventures, she still finds ways to make excuses.<\/p>\n She is afraid to make a mistake.<\/strong><\/p>\n I don't know what exactly - I don't read minds after all - but it seems as if he's afraid like so many other people are afraid of their dreams. She is one of the many stalled procrastinators. 1<\/a><\/p>\n And she has two choices:<\/p>\n Or else: it may succeed the first way, but it will certainly fail the second. Guaranteed. What will she choose? Or more importantly... What will you choose?<\/p>\n After all:<\/p>\n Of course, you can come up with more dreams and fears.<\/p>\n I don't know what you're afraid of, but I know that at the end of it all it won't look as bad as it looks now.<\/p>\n The easiest way to go wrong and get nowhere is to get into the habit of not starting. After all, no step on your way to your goal will be as important as the first. For that check you stepped towards warmer or colder.<\/p>\n After all, you know that. Maybe you just pretend that everything will change from next Monday. Although then you will find even more excuses for procrastination.<\/p>\n So start. Still today.<\/p>\n And the task for you. Share in the comments below:<\/strong><\/p>\n Well, then, of course, it's time to take a small, small step. Before your ideas die. And before you die<\/a>.<\/p>\n You're going to do it for yourself, right?<\/p>\nDon't: A surefire way to go wrong.<\/h2>\n
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<\/span><\/p>\nSo maybe today... A good opportunity?<\/h2>\n
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