Eventually most of the day should consist of tasks you look forward to, until you feel that getting up in the morning is a privilege, not a chore. The important thing is to take the easy first steps until you master the habit, and then slowly work up to more complex goals. How frequently do you have creative moments in your life. It does not matter if at first the goals are trivial and not that interesting. Quote for the weekend is about creativity as being the main source of meaning in our lives. Then next morning, open your eyes and visualize the chosen event - play it out briefly in your mind, like an inner videotape, until you can hardly wait to get dressed and get going.
It is easier if each night before falling asleep, you review the next day and choose a particular task that, compared to the rest of the day, should be relatively interesting and exciting. Mihaly describes the creative process as having 3 elements: 1) a culture that contains symbolic rules 2) a person who brings novelty into the symbolic domain 3). It could be meeting a certain person, shopping for a special item, potting a plant, cleaning the office desk, writing a letter, trying on a new dress. Yet everyone can discover at least one thing every day that is worth waking up for.
Most of us don’t feel our actions are that meaningful. But they believe that there is something meaningful to accomplish each day, and they can’t wait to get started on it.
Nor do they necessarily have something exciting to do. This is not because they are cheerful, enthusiastic types. Creative individuals don’t have to be dragged out of bed they are eager to start the day. “Wake up in the morning with a specific goal to look forward to.
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