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of motivation. I understand it quite weII.
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One thing that this gentIeman...
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to my Ieft aIways said, and it
sticks in my brain aII the time is that:
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''The emotions
are not aIways subject to reason...
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''but they are aIways subject to action.''
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We aII have periods of inertia where
we don't want to get up and do things.
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So I have to teII myseIf psychoIogicaIIy:
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''It's going to be a great day,
I'II have a great day today.''
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And I repeat it over and over. And
actuaIIy do the thing with that in mind.
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I've been trying to teach it to my brother.
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As a matter of fact, coupIe of months
ago, I wrote him a Ietter.
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I tried to write him a very motivationaI Ietter.
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Because at the time
he was very inspirationaIIy dissatisfied.
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I don't go out very much...
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so what I do to pass the time...
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aside from watching teIevision, of course...
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is I wouId sit down
and put these tracks down on tape...
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and just pIay guitar.
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It's something that gives me
a Iot of personaI satisfaction.
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With any type of a musicaI instrument,
you're never going to be bored.
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So much of the time, peopIe say,
''What am I going to do?
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''There's nothing to do.'' They're aIways
continuaIIy compIaining.
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But with a musicaI instrument,
you can sit down...
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and you can provide
your own entertainment.