Hope is a romantic interpretation of motivation. It's emotional, and the problem with emotional goals is the disconnect between feeling and reasoning. When we try to reason our way into a feeling, it becomes difficult to go through the motions if we don't immediately receive the emotional effects. "Hope" now becomes a trap.
There are two things that may help.
First is identifying whether you are a negative or positive person. Hope is going to feel different depending on this bifurcation. Negative people will tend to end up perceiving romanticized hope as a trap, and positive people will cling to hope like a lifeline. The big takeaway here is understanding that neither one is wrong. The key is understanding how to motivate yourself, and this is the part where you Google "positive vs negative reinforcement."
The second thing is broken up into two dimensions. Two A is planning for the future. Conscious aforethought is that logical path to hope. If you want to feel good about tomorrow you have to create the opportunity to which you can look forward. Whatever the fuck you want to do, do that. I guarantee you it feels great to do something you set out to do.
Two B is current assessments. Maybe there's something actively robbing you of hope. A mystery. A trauma. A terminal illness. Assess your situation, research into everything you can do about it, for it, and -- listen carefully -- because of it. As you exhaust logical recourses, you will need to also renew yourself at the same time. Strike your balance, whether positive or negatively, between consciously intending and planning your days while revitalizing and recharging yourself.
Hope just means you've got your week planned, and you're keeping healthy.
tldr: don't knock your hustle