From: Why You Keep Putting Off Your Driving Theory Test
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Philosophers often talk about how we delay action because we want to feel perfectly ready. We think, "I will start studying when I have a free weekend" or "when I feel motivated." But motivation does not strike out of nowhere. Action comes first, and motivation follows. Waiting for the perfect moment is a trap. You will never feel fully ready to do something that feels hard or boring.

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  • Waiting for motivation is a form of passive avoidance
  • Action creates the energy to continue
  • Perfectionism keeps us stuck in a loop of waiting
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