Seth's Blog : Living in dissatisfaction

For the creator who seeks to make something new, something better, something important, everywhere you look is something unsatisfying. The dissatisfaction is fuel. Knowing you can improve it, realizing that you can and will make things better—the side ...

Living in dissatisfaction

For the creator who seeks to make something new, something better, something important, everywhere you look is something unsatisfying.

The dissatisfaction is fuel. Knowing you can improve it, realizing that you can and will make things better—the side effect is that today isn't what it could be.

You can't ignore the dissatisfaction, can't pretend the situation doesn't exist, not if you want to improve things.

Living in dissatisfaction today is the price we pay for the obligation to improve things tomorrow.

       

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