The article discusses the 'third-quarter' effect, a phenomenon where morale decreases during lengthy tasks, such as long missions or creative projects. Using the context of 'The Artist's Way', it highlights how participants experience fatigue and challenges during the midpoint of their journey, as reflected in their morning pages. The piece reassures readers that although the present may feel tough, progress is being made and the fourth quarter, promising renewal, is on the horizon. This fatigue resonates beyond physical challenges, affecting mental and emotional engagement.
The middle of any long journey, including creative ones, often brings the 'third-quarter' effect, where morale dips before the finish line.
As we progress through The Artist's Way, participants recognize the challenges of the third quarter; it's a relatable experience that can stunt creativity and reflection.
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