7 Easy ways to get Motivated
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Best ways to get Motivated
Finding Your Motivation
Finding our motivation is a struggle we all face. The only
reason we ever accomplish anything is due to motivation. So how do we develop
one?
All our motivation is derived from two opposite ends, from
what we’ve learned to consider as pain and pleasure, in other words positivity
and negativity. Each of us however have our own pain and pleasure deep in our
subconscious minds and most fail to realize this and continue living life
without ever realizing.
Learning to use pain and pleasure to your advantage can help
focus your attention on your motivation. How you do so is also important.
Easy
ways to get motivated
1. Set
goals – Set easy goals and build on them. The most common mistake
that people make are: they try to take on too much or try to accomplish too
many goals at once. Start small; if
you’re having a hard time getting started, it’s probably because you’re thinking
too big.
2. Inspiration
–
Find people/things that inspire you, do research and how they and you want to
achieve that goal.
3. Excitement –
Getting excited helps you break that slump and helps you get started. Getting
excited helps you visual and plan out how you want to start and how you will
succeed.
4. Support – Get
support, usually from someone who has the same goals in mind. It’s hard to
accomplish something by yourself. Get help from family, friends, and real life
or online, even all.
5. Commitment
–
This may sound obvious but don’t give up. If the motivation is just not here
today, this week, this month, stick with it, it will come back. Remember how
far you’ve come; think of what you’ve sacrificed, even if they’re small. Stay
with it for the long run and know that you will get there.
6. Focus –
Focus on all the benefits of your success, and less on the difficulties. A
common problem people tend to have is that we focus more on difficulties and
less on success. Just thinking you’re tired already makes you even more tired,
but instead think of what will happen once you’ve done it and how you will feel
after you’ve accomplished it.
7. Build
on it (most important IMO) – Build on your small accomplishments. If
you start small and constantly build on it you may find one day that you’ve
accomplished way past your goals. It’s almost impossible to fail if you start
ridiculously small.
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