A short motivational YouTube clip by TJ Walker urging viewers to stop self-sabotage and begin creating. Walker tells listeners to start with a first draft—whether a symphony, novel, rock opera, or software program—and then iteratively improve it, framing procrastination/fear as self-sabotage and ending with a call to "follow the TJ Walker habit."
Stop sabotaging yourself. That's what you're doing. When you fail to write that novel, create that computer program, design that business plan, you're sabotaging yourself. You're holding yourself back. You're impeding your creativity. Get over it. Start creating. Do the first draft and then improve for the second, third or fourth. Doesn't matter if it's a symphony, a rock opera, a novel or a software program. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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