Here are some questions that I've asked myself over the last 2 years.
Will there ever be a point at which you will say to yourself "this is it, the arrival point. I have reached my goals with my abilities as a musician." ?
Will there ever be a point at which you will say to yourself "this is it, the arrival point. I have reached my goals with my abilities as a musician." ?
What would you do if you weren't on Face book? Could this activity potentially be conflicting with an activity that would give you greater happiness?
How would you practice if you didn't have the mind that this (whatever it is you're working on) needed to get done by yesterday? Would you be more relaxed? Could this relaxed state be more productive?
How much can you accomplish in an hour, a day, a month, a year? Is your assessment really accurate?
do you set too many goals to be achieved in the short term with unrealistic expectations? As a result of this, do you then have unrealistic expectations about what can be achieved in the long term considering so many short term goals are being glossed over?
Do the things you achieve in a longer time span mean more or are more beneficial to you than the things you achieve in a shorter time span?
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