LACK OF MOTIVATION

Feeling motivated can be an incredible catalyst for action, but relying solely on motivation can sometimes be problematic.
luctuates with mood: Motivation often depends on emotions or circumstances, which can change quickly. When motivation fades, you might struggle to maintain consistency.

Not sustainable: Long-term success relies on discipline and habits, not fleeting bursts of motivation.

Waiting for the "right moment": People who rely too much on motivation may delay action, believing they need to "feel motivated" before starting.

Avoidance of effort: It creates the illusion that tasks should always feel easy or enjoyable, which isn’t realistic.

False sense of progress: Feeling motivated doesn’t always translate into meaningful action or results. It can create a sense of accomplishment without actual progress.

Focus on excitement, not planning: Motivation might drive you to start big projects impulsively but leave you unprepared to handle challenges.