No better time to start

As part of the Artist's Way group that I'm a part of, each of the members has been sharing resources such as books, articles, videos, etc... One quote that was shared spoke to me as a procrastinator.

"Do not assume that you have to have some prescribed condition to do your best work. Do not wait. Do not wait for enough time or money to accomplish what you think you have in mind. Work with what you have RIGHT NOW. Work with people around you RIGHT NOW...Do not wait for what you assume is the appropriate stress-free environment in which to generate expression. Do not wait for maturity or insight or wisdom. Do not wait until you have enough technique. What you do now, what you make of your present circumstances, will determine the quality and scope of your future endeavors. And at the same time be patient."
-Anne Bogart

One of my biggest issues is that I'm always waiting for the right moment before I start on a project.

I'll do it after I find a new job. I
I'll do it after I settle into the new job.
I'll do it after I finish this large project.
I'll do it after the uncertainty goes away.
I'll do it after I get a promotion.
I'll do it after the summer ends.
I'll do it after the new year.
I'll do it later.

And it goes on...That's why I don't have as many completed pieces as I'd like. This was a good, straightfoward quote to remind to get to work now.