Don't research. Just write.
>>152353Ok but what if what I write is shit
>>152352You have a flawed assumption. You think inspiration is permanent. It isn't, it gets you started then you forcibly slog your way through the rest, that's called dedication.
“Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration.” ― Thomas A. Edison
“There are no shortcuts to any place worth going.” ― Beverly Sills
>>152355that's the reason for anonymity
>>152352>be anonymous>be wanting to do a greentext>spend 4 hours researching the quantum mechanics behind the Doctor Who TARDIS and the Delorian from Back to the Future in an attempt to create your own time machine >for what purpose do you need this machine?>its to go back to the first day of /mlp/ and make the first /mlp/ greentext>a petty goal to be sure>but one you are dedicated to reaching!>until you look at the clock"fuck its been four hours and 1 second? Screw this shit."
>end get a life you fucking dweeb.
>>152355write and then research later. you will have invested too much into it to throw it away, but your pride will prevent you from publishing it before posting it.
>>152357How does one become dedicated?
>>152364Tenacity, it's mental will rather than emotional desire. Once you put in the tedious mental will and effort, you might then get a new boost of emotional inspiration because of your success (pride). Then you keep going tenaciously until it is done. You get the full emotional fulfilment reward after the hard work is done, not during.