Hey Marco Nice Article !! Like the way you write and express yourself, and I agree don't wait, Do what you want now, and this applies for everything else…

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Always a pleasure to read your powerful comments man!

Yeah but even if you have the desire, you need to do the most important detail: HARD WORK. And not many people do this because of one simple reason: IT'S HARD AS HELL. Even if you have the passion, motivation, and the will to sacrifice yourself to do you art, it's not enough. You need to actually DO IT. And start and fail and learn and improve.

Like, let's see some adult DESIRE to have a Ferarri. What the pourcentage of them that will actually accomplish this desire?

Always a pleasure to read your powerful comments man!

Yeah but even if you have the desire, you need to do the most important detail: HARD WORK. And not many people do this because of one simple reason: IT'S HARD AS HELL. Even if you have the passion, motivation, and the will to sacrifice yourself to do you art, it's not enough. You need to actually DO IT. And start and fail and learn and improve.

Like, let's see some adult DESIRE to have a Ferarri. What the pourcentage of them that will actually accomplish this desire?

I wouldn't necessarily say its procrastination that kills art, I simply think art requires desire. I think desire is the key word here. If you want to record songs or play shows but won't do it because you're afraid and/or don't think you're good enough, then you're showing that your fear is stronger than your desire. You're showing others that not looking stupid (or whatever) is stronger then your desire to play. If you REALLY want to play and that is your strongest desire, you will find a way. If fear is holding you back then you need to analyze yourself and find out if playing really is for you. If you still think its for you then you need to tell yourself that playing is much more important than being afraid of looking bad.

If you have the desire but really aren't good enough yet, then your desire will make you practice harder until you're ready because you have a desire to put on a good show.

You will find that once that fear is gone, you actually will play well and impress others anyway even though you're not worrying about it anymore.