Be incredibly well-disciplined, ever-vigilantly defeating distraction impulses.
Live in fear, constantly in motion because you are terrified of the consequences of failure.
Live in hate, fired up to prove people wrong or in vengeance of some past wrong.
Have an inflated ego, pushing yourself so that you can assert yourself over others.
Be a narcissist wanting others to admire you.
Have warped beliefs that you obey without question, usually due to some perceived reward.
Desire the future reward so much it overrides everything else.
Be a saint working relentlessly because you care about people and want to bring some good into the world. For instance, this could be for a benevolent cause and/or your family’s wellbeing.
Be out of your mind, doing what you do, like a machine.
Be insanely obsessive, driven by a compulsive need to do it at all costs.
Be in love with what you do, so you want to do as much of it as you can.
Or create a routine that is easy to adopt out of habit.
The last one is the most realistic in most situations. Therefore, design the rules of the algorithm up front, so it’s easy to get things done without having to be a great master, a saint, or a sinner. The consistent taking of small steps can become vast in its effects.
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