Dear friend,
Do you ever have a day when you just are feeling TOO inspired?
I can relate. Just the other day, I was being too creative and had to put a stop to that nonsense.
Here are three ways you can tell those pesky inspirational moments, “No!”
Keep Yourself Busy
No doubt about it.
The best way to keep your inspirational moments to a minimum is by filling your schedule to the absolute max. In fact, why don’t you overbook yourself? Then you won’t have any boredom.
And you certainly won’t have time to think about that creative project you weren’t going to do anyway.
Pfft. Who needs creative projects?
Lose the Friends
Who needs friends when you can live your life as a hermit? You don’t need input when you’re trying to solve your problems. (I mean, “Problems? What problems? You don’t have any problems.”)
A good way to ensure you never have to worry about creative inspiration is by eliminating those fun moments you have with your friends.
After all, you can’t get ideas from people when you don’t hang out around people.
(If you like your friends and this tip isn’t for you, go read this friendship article by Vella Karman.)
Everything Must Be Perfect
Is that project you started last week going too well? Do you want your projects to last the rest of your life?
Have I got news for you!
Tell yourself that it MUST be perfect. It works every time.
As soon as I remember that my project has to be perfect, procrastination storms into my house to help me out. Avoidance is a great way to never finish the job.
But if avoidance isn’t your thing, there’s always workaholism. Just keep working on the task, and entropy will do the rest. You’ll never finish a project again!
You’re Welcome
Well, I’ve given you these tips, now go use them! Let me know in the comments how helpful they were. No need to thank me.
Sincerely,
R. J. Catlin
Haha, love this RJ!
This is hilarious!
Oh, good! I’m glad you liked it. I try to be sarcastic sometimes, but I never know how it comes across XD