Before you is a task that seems damned, it is slightly above what you feel you are capable of, failure is in your midst, you close your eyes and attempt to channel all your will and strength to ascend beyond your limits.
What do you think of?
What feeling courses through your veins?
Do you feel how close failure is?
I think of all my anger, all my sadness, the pain echos through pathways of my brain i've long sealed off, things i rather not remember, I become so sad i am starting to cry but so mad that my muscles are filled with strength. I hear the suffering of my soul, my sanity flees my mind, it is as if am afraid to fail and ready to die, i realize I am set up to fail at this attempt but I refuse. It is only then, do I know that my gods will hear me.
If you believe you can get it done you will get it done.
Visualize the end result and let your brain take care of the rest.
Recall all the times you actually said. "Okay I need to get this shit done" and you got it done despite how unprobable it was.
you also need a burst of energy to jump start whatever that you are about to do. that's why people listen to music that gives them energy, drink coffee or whatever else motivates you.
I just chant to myself under my breath. Just fucking do it, just fucking do it, just fucking do it you retard until said task is accomplished or got my self to start.
Its usually not doing the task at had, but starting it.
Honestly this thread is really stupid and you should probably go download a Tony Robbins tape or something.
But in regards to overcoming seemingly insurmountable obstacles I always remind myself that there has never been a situation or problem that I haven't been able to think my way out of and I guess when you get a good number of these under your belt, as I have, you become more confident in your ability to intelligently navigate them.
I take great inspiration from the story of Sir Ernest Shackleton and the crew of Endurance: