Stress led to tirdness, tiredness led to insomnia, insomnia led to lethargy and I just ended up feeling terrible. But the more I wanted to write those longer posts, the more pressure I felt inside, the more I felt constricted and the more stressed I felt. I had promised myself, a long time ago, that this was the way my blog would be, and because people were engaged with it, and happy about the way I blogged, I promised myself to keep it going. Review posts were piled up and ready to go out, poems were ready too, but I had made a promise a long time ago to mix this content up with articles – to create two different article-like posts every week. But the more I kept writing up blog posts, the more I felt constricted into keeping up with the posting schedule I’d given myself. I kept at writing, managing to create posts just a day or two before they were due to be published (I’m usually at least a week ahead – usually more), keeping up with my drive to post something every day of the week. I was lacking in inspiration and it started to show. But article-like blog posts weren’t coming to me, I wasn’t able to keep writing them up. In every free moment I had (when I wasn’t doing something offline), I’d spend almost all of it on my laptop, doing my best to produce at least one blog post a day, because I didn’t want to run out of blog posts and disappoint anyone reading.Ĭreating content for this blog isn’t too difficult for me, reviews I find quite easy to write (I think I’m in the minority here! □ ) and when poetry comes to me it seems to just spill out of me all at once, but creating the blog posts for those reviews and poetry takes time, and when writing up longer article type posts, it can sometimes take hours before a post is written, edited and ready for publication on the blog. After a bit of a dry spell over Christmas, not writing up much, I ran out of pre-written posts and I started spending hours of every day writing up blog posts, and trying to keep up with the schedule I had set out for myself. But can pushing ourselves, trying to achieve our own goals, all the time, do more harm than good? Pushing myselfĪ few weeks ago I realised I had been spending a lot of time creating content for this blog. At other times we push ourselves hard because we don’t want to disappoint others. Sometimes we push ourselves because we believe we need to work hard in order to succeed. If you’re ready to start overcoming difficult times to find success, these keep pushing quotes can help you keep going.Most of us aspire to be somewhere, have something or just be more successful than we currently are. Check out our collection of keep pushing quotes which will give you the strength and motivation to move forward in life. We feel discouraged when we are continuously forced to come out of our comfort zone. Sometimes, we face obstacles that are too hard to handle, and we choose to give up. But giving up when the fight gets tougher is never the right option. Life is all about ups and downs, failures and success. Check out these amazing and inspirational keep pushing quotes that will motivate you to fight through when things are going tough. Instead, they know that failures and obstacles are the only way to success. They don’t allow the setbacks and troubles to cause them to give up so easily. Those who succeed in life and business have learned the art of how to keep going during tough times. If you give up early in life, you’re never going to get anything you wish for. Life is full of challenges and struggles. “ Push” by “ Brett Jordan“, licensed under CC BY 2.0
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