Steven Pressfield

It's in the War of Art, actually.

I wrote this out in the War of Art.

I think it's on page 114 or 115.

Yeah.

Now that's not to say when I first started many, many moons ago that I didn't have a lot of that sort of stuff, but I have, I don't know whether just over the years, um, um, I'm absolutely a believer in, you know, like diving straight into the pool.

You know, I don't sit there for one second, you know, wondering what I'm going to do.

I just plunge right in and, uh,

You know, thank goodness somehow I've learned how to do it.

And I just focus full tilt on it.

So, yeah, I don't have those thoughts at all.

Maybe an hour.

And then I'll take a little bit of a break.

I love to do laundry.

That's my big thing.

I'll put in the laundry at the start, you know, and the load will be done.

Then I can put it into the dryer.

I take a little break and then I come back and start again for another hour.

I enjoy the sort of the ritual of it and the craziness of it, you know?

That's what I hate.

I don't want to do that at all.