Remember Why You Started — Wes Claytor

When things feel off, or the joy is no longer there, take a step back and try to remember why you started.

Or maybe you'll rediscover the fire that was there on day one but that's been muted because of unrealistic expectations, arbitrary goals, or a frequency that is out of balance with your current chapter of life.

On our path to mastering a skill, developing a ritual, or improving our hobbies, it's imperative to audit where we are in our journey, where we are heading next, and most importantly, why we are doing it.

It's easy to get complacent when you've been consistent with a practice or discipline. It's easy to lose sight of the joy and reason for beginning your practice in the first place. Sometimes the practice becomes just another task on your list of to-dos.