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RE: "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck" by Mark Manson - Book Review & Chance to Win
Motivation has never been a thing I worried about, but I hear it a lot. People think that they shall look for motivation before they start. But the only thing that really motivates is solving the problems at hand. That is why children learn so fast, computers for example. If you can trial and error, you will learn, if you have to see thing in perspective first you will never move one inch, because perspective comes after.
As the two cartoonists I met at this venue said: If you want to learn to make a comic, you have to make one.
Very good point. Sadly a lot of people get frozen waiting for more motivation to come. As Manson points out in the book - the true motivation will be created once you start.
If you want to know how to do something, just start doing it. Which is exactly what those cartoonists told you:
Get the ball rolling, exactly
Exactly and I have found this myself from personal experience.