The speaker kept a rigid 5:30 AM to 9-10 PM schedule to push toward a specific goal, accepting the fatigue as temporary. They argue that staying flexible and adaptable is harder than sticking to a fixed routine, but the short-term sacrifice is worth it when it serves something larger.
Creating a rigid schedule that I stick to every day is not hard. What's hard is being fluid, being adaptable. You know, I think this week I probably worked from when I woke up at 5:30 until 9 to 10 PM every day. That's not necessarily my preference to be tired and not, you know, go to bed when I want to go to bed and stuff. But I know that it's not like that's forever. It's just for a few days. If those few days being adaptable gets me towards that one goal, then I'm okay with it.
