Khalil Gdoura

Procrastination has got countless solid excuses we all relate to: Information overwhelm, or.. not enough of it, uncertainty, (ir)rational fears as well as that thrill to start when everything is in place.. That day might never come, or, more frustrating yet, it will arrive when the opportunity has already left.
“Nobody ever got ready by waiting. You only get ready by starting.” author and coach John C. Maxwell once said.
"Day one or one day.. ", they say.
Enough saying, think of that one thing that matters to you, now, and just do the first step towards it. Let it be wrong, so that you have no choice but adjust it. Get trapped!
Instead of "let's wait and see", let's do it and see!

You, Sparkling : How do you Know that you have hit your ?

"Let our advance worrying become advance thinking and planning." once said in the midst of - How much do you relate today?

" is a form of communication and it takes two parties to communicate properly" - remarked Sinem Günel, a hardened - How much do you relate?

If could help you boost something, what would it be?

On , Educator Randy Pausch on said: “ is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted. And experience is often the most valuable thing you have to offer.”

How much do you relate?

On polishing your , Chris Kokoski graciously picked this recipe from Neil Strauss's The Game. He said:
"Edit for yourself
Edit for your readers
Edit for enemies"

How much do you relate, caring ?

Another way to see: “You fail only if you stop writing”, Ray Bradbury once said.

Question for You, Resilient : What is the most annoying idea & voice popping up in your head, dissuading you from ?

On , novelist Cory Doctorow said: “Surgeons aren’t allowed to get surgeon’s block, so why are you allowed to get writer’s block?” - Intriguing perspective! What do you think?

On , educator Randy Pausch once said: “ is what you get when you didn’t get what you wanted. And experience is often the most valuable thing you have to offer.” - How much do you relate?