I know you’re mad at the moment. Still, keep on going anyway.

If you wait until you cool down and be sure that you can do a certain task or goal, or work now, you will only frustrate yourself too much to the extent that you’ll start adapting to not making anything. If whenever you try to make something new you end up becoming super annoyed or frustrated and you solve that by waiting longer until you are no longer pissed, you will not only waste time for no reason, in fact, wasting time in this case will be the least of your concerns, but you will also teach yourself that a life of aspiring to do great achievements successively is something that should be avoided, you will start associating being productive, creative, successful, ambitious, hungry for reward with pain. You will link always making further progress and advancing ahead with pain in your head. It is so frustrating. You would rather not bother trying in the first place. You will adapt yourself to being depressed and hopeless. You will lack interest in almost everything. This is because the activation energy ended up being wasted on an activity that resulted in you being frustrated and in pain, without you reaching any external result that makes a positive difference in the entire existence. You keep generating activation energy, pushing yourself, and achieving nothing in the entire process, but instead, you get out of the entire experiment with pain and feeling angry, frustrated, and pissed. That is a pathway to condition you to become depressed on a deep neurological level that is so hard to get you out of through reasoning and convincing you that trying harder is the way to go. Whenever you become too angry or fatigued, keep going anyway, unless pushing yourself any further at the moment has become impossible. In this case you go spend some time doing something easy and a little bit entertaining that does not fall under the category of work, until you feel you can resume working on whatever it is that you were doing earlier that falls under the category of work activities.