A short motivational monologue by Kardec Trader arguing that discipline matters more than motivation for achieving goals. The speaker acknowledges that feeling unmotivated is natural and recommends anticipating such days and relying on discipline—habits and commitments that override momentary feelings—to continue working toward objectives.
I've had days where you just don't want to wake up and do stuff. And I think that's humanly natural. You will feel that. I think if you go into, like, every day, I'm gonna wake up at six and feel great. I think you're setting yourself for failure. I think it's more so, like, I know what I'm gonna feel. I know I'm gonna wake up someday and not feel like doing X, Y and Z. But I understand that I have to incorporate a level of discipline that's more important to me than the motivation.
