Overcoming Boredom for Success

"I've had enough!", "OMG I can't take it anymore", "I need a break!"...

These and so many other similar thoughts ram into your brain to fight what the body and mind perceives to be a meaningless idiocy, i.e. some administrative jobs that you just have to do like filling in dozens of forms or applications or data collection or consecutive hours of programming something mundane.

Basically, on our road to success we have all sorts of uninteresting / boring jobs to do, which can either be repetition of something over and over again or it can be many tasks which are simply time consuming but have no challenge in them and therefore completely uninteresting for your brain.

The way our society, laws, structures are setup - these things just have to be done. No discussion. But because they can be so tedious and can consume hours and hours of your time many people will succumb to the pressure from the body and mind to stop and do something else or to postpone to another time or another day.

You must resist that temptation at all costs! Don't delay what has to be done no matter how boring it is. Keep telling yourself that this needs to be done. Remind yourself of your goal, of why you are doing what you are doing. Remind yourself regularly, even every minute if you have to, that this is just a temporary inconvenience or pain, it is not forever, and it is absolutely needed to come closer to your dreams, to your goals, to achieve success.

The more resistance your body and mind give you during your work, even more counter-pressure you must apply back to stay on the right path. This is a war! Your body only thinks to have pleasure all the time, your mind always wants to do something fun or pleasant, which might all be perfect if we live some day in paradise, but again, in the current social structure these things cannot be satisfied. You must fight back and tell yourself even louder that whatever you are doing might not be pleasant, might not be challenging, but it just needs to be completed so you can move on to the next step.

Do not succumb to the pressure of your body and mind to quit your task. Get it done! Keep reminding yourself why it must be done!