7 Inspiring Ways to Keep Your Motivation Levels High
Motivation is the word derived from the word ’motive’ which means needs, desires, wants, or drives within the individuals. It is the process of stimulating people to actions to accomplish the goals

7 Inspiring Ways to Keep Your Motivation Levels High
The ability to maintain motivation when it comes to getting things done can be difficult to come by. Motivation, on the other hand, is precisely what is required. When it comes to doing small, simple things like brushing your teeth, a small amount of motivation is required. Larger tasks necessitate a greater level of motivation to complete.
When you don't have any motivation, how do you generate it?
Improve your self-motivation skills and you'll be able to accomplish more.
1. Make use of discomfort. What kind of repercussions will you face if you fail to complete a specific task? It's possible that the inconvenience of having even more to do the next day is the cause of this. Also, the possibility of someone dropping by and seeing how filthy your house is could be a motivator.
Provide several compelling reasons why failing to take action would be extremely detrimental to your well-being.
2. Make use of pleasure. While saving $25 this week may not seem like much of a deal, the vacation you'll be taking next year is definitely worth it. Consider all of the advantages you'll enjoy as a result of your decision. Write down a long list of things that will help you keep the fire burning inside so that you can successfully complete those unpleasant or tedious tasks.
* Create a mental picture of the future you expect to have once your tasks are completed. Rehearse your accomplishments in your head. Create a mental image that will inspire you to take the next step with enthusiasm.
3. Establish short-term objectives. It's difficult to remain motivated for more than 8-10 weeks at a time. As a result, if you set a goal that will take a year to complete, you will run out of gas before you achieve it.
Goals that will take a long time to complete should be broken down into smaller goals that can be completed in two months or less.
4. Make the task more pleasurable to complete. Raking the leaves might sound like a depressing way to spend an afternoon, but what if you could do it while listening to your favorite album on your iPod? Consider inviting a few friends over for a barbecue and asking them to bring a rake with them.
* Ask yourself, "What can I do to make this task as enjoyable as possible?" and then pay attention to the responses that come back.
5. Indulge yourself with a treat. If you didn't get paid, you wouldn't bother going to work every day. The incentive you receive is sufficient to motivate you to return each day. Use the same concept to keep your motivation levels high enough to complete your tasks. Consider a few activities that you truly enjoy doing and use them as motivation.
* Sometimes, simply feeling proud and pleased with your progress can serve as a form of compensation. Those who struggle with motivation are frequently critical of their own performance. If you are pleased with your progress, you can expect to make even more progress in the near future.
6. Take a deep breath in and out. An overstimulated mind is one of the most effective ways to deplete your motivational reserves. Maintain clarity about what you're attempting to accomplish and concentrate on the most direct route to getting there. Take care of one task before moving on to the next one.
* Keep your attention on the task at hand at all times. Meditation is a powerful tool for improving one's ability to concentrate and pay attention.
7. Involve another individual. It can be difficult to get to the gym on a daily basis. However, if you know that your workout partner is waiting for you, staying at home becomes more difficult. The presence of other people can help you to increase your level of dedication. Make contact with a friend.
Willpower is the only thing that can save you if you lack motivation. When compared to motivation, willpower is much more difficult to maintain over time. Learning to control your own motivation is a necessary part of learning to control your own behavior. With the right tools and techniques, there is little that cannot be accomplished once your level of motivation is controlled. Even the most difficult tasks become manageable with practice.
About the Creator
Simon Ng
My passion and experience are people development, training, and consultation. So I would like to share my people development skills and experience on how to enhance, improve and inspire you to become a better version of yourself.



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