Doing less, less doing

Doing less leads to less doing.

That's why it's better to draw every day, even if some days you feel you're cheating or almost skipping because you're not giving your one hundred percent.

That's why you won't draw at all if you skip a few days, and will end up skipping weeks, if not months, risking losing the habit.

The opposite is also true.

Doing more leads to more doing.

And that's where we have to drill, on doing more of what we want.

In the long run, it's crucial to prioritize the practice and process over the immediate outcome.

After all, there won't be a better or worse outcome if you stop doing.