1. Write
Your Story
Write down what you want your future to look like. This can work no
matter what age and no matter what you are trying to accomplish. You can write
anything whether it be your desired career life, family life, personal
development, living arrangements, etc. Future can range from years to months to
weeks to days so don’t leave anything out…write it all down!
2.
Visualize Backwards
You may be thinking why the heck would I want to do this?! However, by
looking backwards you can see where you were and how far you have come. You may
be at a point where you feel you are at a standstill but by looking back you
can see places you have improved or things you have overcome. This can help
keep you from feeling down about your current situation.
3. Dream
Big
When you have your eyes set on a bigger goal it makes the little
everyday obstacles and failures not seem like such a big deal because you know
there is more in store for you.
4. Get
Organized
A motivated mind can be cluttered by physical clutter. Little stressors
can be eliminated if you make a routine of where you put things. By keeping
your life (home, room, office, car, etc) organized, each day will have more
clarity.
5.
Volunteer
If you have never volunteered before you are missing out. There is
nothing more fulfilling then taking time to make someone’s day better.
Volunteering also holds reward for you; it helps you to realize all you have in
life.
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6. Place
Motivators In Your Sight
Use the space you have to your advantage. A reminder (symbols, signs,
notes, or objects) can create constant motivation for you throughout the day.
People do this in all different ways; post-its on the mirror, pictures around
the house, notes in a wallet and so forth. It just depends on what you see
everyday and where you feel putting something would be most beneficial.
Personally, I love to do this! I have both the lock and home screen of
my phone set to motivators as well as special sayings and pictures in my room. I also have a keepsake box of notes I
have gotten through time from others that I pull out and read when I’m in need
of a little pick me up.
7. Listen
To Music
Music is a powerful tool. It can calm, excite and motivate you. Lyrics have much meaning when you take
the time to listen. Take a look at Motivational Mix #1 which I posted a few days
ago.
8. Read
Quotations
Quotes can inspire and motivate you. They also make you think about life
in a different way. The right quote at the time right time can certainly manage
to help you keep your head up.
I have always been a quotes girl. I find joy in looking up and
contemplating about them, hence for the subject of my blog!
9. Get
Enough Sleep
The amount of sleep that each of us can function on varies for who we
are however it is still important to make sure you are getting enough. Your
energy, attitude, productivity and motivation will be better all around if you
are rested.
10. Never
Stop Learning
There is so much around us that it is impossible to know everything. Never
be satisfied with an “I don’t know” or an “I’m not sure” especially when you
have the means to find the answer.
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