Do the work - Steven Pressfield

The overarching goal of Do The Work is to assist creative professionals. It helps them overcome their natural tendencies toward procrastination, inertia, and interruption. We can trace these negative emotions and behaviors back to one source: Resistance. Resistance is the clever enemy inside each person, which makes it hard to reach their goals. Pressfield advocates for stupidity in his book. To be ignorant is to be happy. People have often done remarkable things when they did not know how hard the problems they were facing were.
Let’s review the key takeaways from Steven Pressfield’s Do The Work. Tag us on social media and let us know which ones you agree or disagree with.
Stop worrying and start doing.
You may expect more opposition when you put more time and effort into a significant project.
It’s not only you who encounters difficulties.
Make a research diet plan.
Act stupid and start cranking out your first draft right this second.
Assume that every attempt at success will end in failure.
It may be difficult initially, but the Resistance will eventually fade.
The inverse of Resistance is Assistance.
Stop playing little and start dreaming big.
Send out your work without a second’s hesitation.