consistency and challenge are first cousins

So I realize that though starting can be the hardest thing to do, once begun the start is the easiest part in retrospect. I have taken on many new tasks in recent days and I realize starting is always fun yet the day to day determination to push through challenges are more then a notion in regards to over coming these obstacles. I have been a big dreamer yet I am still in pursuit of the formula to move from beginners results to established and constant production.

People will often tell you that you can’t do something when you’re debating undertaking a new task. Yet once you start they usually commend your progress though they might see it as beginners luck. The sophomore slump is such a common term in entertainment and sports that it should be in the phrase dictionary. Once you jump the first hurdle or show signs of skill the people that didn't think you could do it, now openly question whether you can do it again.

I wrote this from my phone so I am unable to load a video but I will paint a picture. A man reaches a locked door after climbing a wall meant to keep him from the door. Fully committed the man picks the lock and enters the castle. Once in the castle the man is faced with even more deadly traps then he encountered trying to get into the house. Once he avoids the traps he debates whether he should unlock all the doors and disable the traps so that others may enjoy, or should he allow natural selection to decide who enjoys the castle with him? To be continued.....