Self Help Motivation

Keep your self-help motivation high

We all need a little support from time to time. Whether you want to stay motivated so that you can finish a project, keep your inspiration high during less-than-perfect times, or just want to feel as good as you can, support is the key.

Here are a few videos we thought you’d enjoy.

Ten Secrets of Powerful Motivation (Part 1of 2) Self Help Motivation – Motivational Quotes

The way to find motivation in life is natural, intuitive, and easy. For the most part, a tremendous amount of effort needs to be employed in order to contain our natural instincts for greatness.

Ten Secrets of Powerful Motivation (Part 2 of 2) Self Help Motivation – Motivational Quotes

Motivation is the fire that burns inside the furnace of our hearts, making life become a speeding locomotive on the way to its destination … Destination that for the great is like the accomplishment at the end of the journey.

Motivation, Self Help & Personal development for Success

Discover the vision and success secrets of Walt Disney. By Richard Quek www.capcess.com

Self Help Motivation

Self Help Motivation will only get you so far. There is a missing ingredient you need to have to keep you sustained long-term.

Daily Boost Self Help Motivation Podcast Happiness

www.motivationtomove.com – Daily Boost Podcast is the boost you need to get through your day. Life coaching, motivation, self help strategies you can use right now.

This is a great article to read if you find yourself stuck in rut, and hardly motivated.  Annaly Curzon shares tips on how to  overcome your self-limiting beliefs by focusing on what you want.  Enjoy!

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How to Overcome a Lack of Motivation in Your Life
Annaly Curzon

It happens to us all. One day we’re motivated and the next day we’re in the dumps having ourselves a pity party. Staying motivated is not easy. If it were, everybody would do it. But, it can be done. You believe it can be done and that’s why you’re reading this right now – good for you!

You may have felt good about a certain job or project when it began. You were filled with enthusiasm and motivation. Then you hit a few speed bumps and unexpected failures and your motivation waned. You may have fallen into depression and decided to give up. All of those positive thoughts turned into negative ones.

We’ve all experienced these emotions that can cause us to give up prematurely. All that upsurge of energy when we started a new project inevitably ends as dreams become reality and we lose our confidence.

You must turn these negative emotions around and the best way to do that is to understand them, analyze them and what caused them. We lose our motivation as we lose our focus, our confidence and our direction. If you can learn to control these three emotions you can control your life.

Focus on what you really want. Be specific and be positive. We generally think in terms of what we don’t have rather than focus on what we want. Don’t focus on your fears but what you can do to overcome them. Don’t focus on being poor but on a plan to create wealth.

To do this make a plan to get there one step at a time. You don’t become the president of a company until you’ve come up from the ranks. Focus on your plan to achieve your objectives and your goals. Be realistic on your goals. Goals that are unreachable can lead to depression. But even small goals that are achieved lead to increased motivation.

Boost your confidence by taking stock on what you already have and not what you lack. You’ll probably discover you’re more successful than you think. We waste our mind power being jealous of others instead of working on achieving our own aspirations. Don’t take your strengths for granted and count your failures one by one. Count your blessings one by one and whatever your mind thinks it can accomplish.

Without direction there is no motivation. You must create a day-to-day strategy. Make a to-do list and do it. Mark off each item once it’s accomplished and do not mark it off until it’s done.

You’ll eventually get tired of looking at it on your list and do it. By making a list or outline of what needs to be done, you’ll find ways to do it and you’ll believe that you truly deserve success. Don’t waste time by worrying about the future. Start today by doing something to change your future for the better. Today’s actions can create a better future.

Don’t be surprised or depressed about a loss of motivation. Look at it as an opportunity to step back and analyze what you’re doing wrong and what you’re doing right. Discover your faults and correct them. When you re-evaluate your plans and goals from a fresh perspective, you’ll feel a new surge of enthusiasm and motivation.

©2009-present, Annaly Curzon. The author is a psychology student interested in personal development and self-help. She maintains the personal development web site Working On Me.

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Inspiration comes in many forms and inspiration is a great source of lasting motivation. Here’s a a little bit of one kind of inspiration that might support you in creating more motivation in your life.

Choice =  Inspiration and Inspiration = Motivation

If you believe in limitations, you will be limited, but if you believe you can do anything, will be able to. So why not choose the what you really want.

Here is an inspirational quotes slide show with beautiful scenery about the choices we make in our life. Use this to create more self-help motivation to turn your life into a masterpiece.

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This is a fabulous two-part video that explains the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivators. This video focuses on a business application of this distinction. But it can be easily translated into everyday life because true self help motivation is always intrinsically motivated rather than extrinsically motivated.

Dan Pink – The science of motivation part 1

“The secret to high performance isn’t rewards and punishments, but that unseen intrinsic drive to do things because they matter” Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think.

Dan Pink – The science of motivation part 2

“The secret to high performance isn’t rewards and punishments, but that unseen intrinsic drive to do things because they matter” Career analyst Dan Pink examines the puzzle of motivation, starting with a fact that social scientists know but most managers don’t: Traditional rewards aren’t always as effective as we think.