Let’s start off our time today by looking at the humble alarm clock.
For some people, the sound of the alarm clock is a signal to jump out of bed with a smile on their face, and bounce through the day, full of excitement and enthusiasm about what the next 16 or so hours will hold.
On the other hand, there are those who hear the alarm clock through a thick fog of sleep, yawn persistently, stretch a couple of times, and then begrudgingly crawl out of bed with a sense of doom and gloom at what awaits them.
What is the defining factor that separates these two individuals? Motivation.
Like so many of our character traits, motivation isn’t awarded to us at birth. Instead, motivation is a positive, stimulating power source we plug into with our actions and our way of thinking.
Self-motivation cannot exist without purpose and often we find it difficult to locate and create the stimulus and passion that drives us to become motivated, alive and ripe with anticipation.
So, what can we do to increase our motivation and find the passion that drives us upward and onward?
Over the next 11 days we will explore 11 powerful solutions to help you become even more self-motivated, so, tune in tomorrow for Solution #1.
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Aim for what you want each and every day!
Anne Bachrach
The Accountability Coach™
Published on 11 months, 2 weeks ago
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