Some things make us quit, others help us to persevere.

What keeps you going?

Is it a reward?
Or seeing results?
Perhaps the fear of failure or the quest for achievement?

Think about it.

Now think of ways you can regularly motivate yourself to persevere.

For Example. If seeing results motivates you, take your main goal and break it down into small steps. Every time you complete a step, check it off your list as a mini-gaol accomplished. Now you are seeing results.

Perhaps rewarding yourself every time you reach a mini-goal will motivate you.

Or if fear motivates you, think for a few minutes every day of how terrible it will be if you fail.

Become intentional about finding ways to motivate yourself.

Be all you can be.

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This was a message that I received from my friend Kobus Viljoen, on New Year’s eve that I’d thought I’d pass along to you. If your frustrated with any area of your life than this will be a special message for you. Pay extra attention to the affirmations at the end of this post and start saying them out load everyday and think about the truth of these words to beging to change your situation for the better and live your life to your full potential.

The Principle of Pro-active Living is the one principle that will motivate you the most when you want to change or improve something in your life. Whether it is your level of education, your relationship with your spouse or children, or your finances – this is the most powerful one I know of.

Here’s how it sounds when you say it backwards: When you do nothing, you get nothing. Continue reading →