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1. Focus on commitment, not motivation. Just how committed are you to your goal? How important is it for you, and what are you willing to sacrifice in order to achieve it? If you find yourself fully committed, motivation will follow. 2. Seek knowledge, not results. If you focus on the excitement of discovery, improving, exploring and experimenting, your motivation will always be fueled. If you focus only on results, your motivation will be like weather—it will die the minute you hit a storm. So the key is to focus on the journey, not the destination. Keep thinking about what you are learning along the way and what you can improve. 3. Make the journey fun. It’s an awesome game! The minute you make it serious, there’s a big chance it will start carrying a heavy emotional weight and you will lose perspective and become stuck again. 4. Get rid of stagnating thoughts. Thoughts influence feelings and feelings determine how you view your work. You have a lot of thoughts in your head, and you always have a choice of which ones to focus on: the ones that will make you emotionally stuck (fears, doubts) or the ones that will move you forward (excitement, experimenting, trying new things, stepping out of your comfort zone). 5. Use your imagination. Next step after getting rid of negative thoughts is to use your imagination. When things go well, you are full of positive energy, and when you are experiencing difficulties, you need to be even more energetic. So rename your situation. If you keep repeating I hate my work, guess which feelings those words will evoke? It’s a matter of imagination! You can always find something to learn even from the worst boss in the world at the most boring job. I have a great exercise for you: Just for three days, think and say positive things only. See what happens. 6. Stop being nice to yourself. Motivation means action and action brings results. Sometimes your actions fail to bring the results you want. So you prefer to be nice to yourself and not put yourself in a difficult situation. You wait for the perfect timing, for an opportunity, while you drive yourself into stagnation and sometimes even into depression. Get out there, challenge yourself, do something that you want to do even if you are afraid. 7. Get rid of distractions. Meaningless things and distractions will always be in your way, especially those easy, usual things you would rather do instead of focusing on new challenging and meaningful projects. Learn to focus on what is the most important. Write a list of time-wasters and hold yourself accountable to not do them. 8. Don’t rely on others. You should never expect others to do it for you, not even your partner, friend or boss. They are all busy with their own needs. No one will make you happy or achieve your goals for you. It’s all on you. 9. Plan. Know your three steps forward. You do not need more. Fill out your weekly calendar, noting when you will do what and how. When-what-how is important to schedule. Review how each day went by what you learned and revise what you could improve. 10. Protect yourself from burnout. It’s easy to burn out when you are very motivated. Observe yourself to recognize any signs of tiredness and take time to rest. Your body and mind rest when you schedule relaxation and fun time into your weekly calendar. Do diverse tasks, keep switching between something creative and logical, something physical and still, working alone and with a team. Switch locations. Meditate, or just take deep breaths, close your eyes, or focus on one thing for five minutes. Here’s how to protect yourself from burnout. You lack motivation not because you are lazy or don’t have a goal. Even the biggest stars, richest businesspeople or the most accomplished athletes get lost sometimes. What makes them motivated is the curiosity about how much better or faster they can get. So above all, be curious, and this will lead you to your goals and success.
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This is in Nkpolu- Rumuigbo, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. |
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your posts are the best among all |
You can let me know if I can get a similar vehicle for my budget... thanks |
Can I have it for #10M?? |
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I'm interested too I'm 6'5" and still young |
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Do u care to swap with Camon Cx? |
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The funeral for the nine Boys Brigades members killed in a fatal accident whilst they were embarking on a procession on Easter Monday, April 22nd, held in Gombe state yesterday April 27th. The boys were reportedly ran over by a car driven by an officer of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). The boys were buried at the Christian cemetery in Gombe. See more photos from the funeral below
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On Saturday, four people were killed in Seattle when a crane collapsed and fell from the roof of a building onto vehicles in the street. Two of the dead were crane operators and two were in cars smashed by the crane, Seattle Fire Chief Harold Scoggins said at a news conference. The victims included three males and one female, Fire Department spokesman Lance Garland said. Three others, including a 4-month-old, were taken to a hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries, Garland said. The crane smashed six cars when it fell, according to Scoggins. While referring to the incident as "a tragic day in Seattle," Mayor Jenny Durkan said in a statement, "We also saw some miracles, including a mother and her young child whose car was struck by the crane but survived." Assistant police chief Eric Greening said the Seattle roadway where the collapse occurred may be closed until Sunday evening. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee advised in a tweet that people should "stay clear of the scene and allow medical personnel and investigators to do their work." Inslee referred to the incident as a "terrible accident" and expressed condolences to the families and friends of the victims. The cause of the crane collapse was not immediately clear, with Mayor Durkan saying in her statement, "Determining how and why this tragedy happened will take time."
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Rip to them Dangote company should stop employing driver below 30years to drive their truck |
Hello Nairalanders, I am Jack, blessed with a height of 6'5"feet tall and still 18years of age. Different people I meet on different occasions keep telling me to play basketball or I should join the Nigeria military so I won't waste my height, but I see it as waste because it doesn't lead to anywhere in Nigeria. Though I have some interest in basketball but have no opportunity to practice it due to my location (Port Harcourt precisely). I would like to seek your advice on what other option I can go for so my height won't be a waste. I will need your humble advice, thanks. |
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Happy Palm Sunday to all the Christian faithful friends Happy holy week too |
PDP!!!!! |