Your idea could work but "start a business" feels impossible. So it sits while others launch. Tomorrow: "Interview one customer - 20 minutes." Not "validate your market." Not "build an MVP." One conversation. That's how it starts.

15 minutes feels pointless. But 15 minutes for 60 days is 15 hours of practice. Enough to play songs, order coffee in Spanish without your palms sweating, or build working apps. Or wait for those perfect 2-hour blocks that never come.

How many unfinished projects are rotting in your folders? Tomorrow: 15 minutes on one thing. Then another session. Then another. In 60 days you'll ship something instead of abandoning it at 40%.

You're not unmotivated. You're exhausted from failing. Tomorrow: A task so small you can't fail, 8 minutes. Then another day. In 90 days you'll prove to yourself you can stick with something.

You checked off 20 tasks today. None of them were "launch business." That's been "in progress" for 18 months while you bought milk and answered emails. Tomorrow: 30 minutes on what actually matters. Or spend another year busy accomplishing nothing.