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8 Benefits of Self-motivation

As humans, we make important life decisions at some point in our lives. But, it is only when we’re are in the right state of mind that we can make decisions that will change our lives positively.

It is always easy to make the wrong decision that ruins life. One thing that can help you make smart decisions and improve your life is motivation.

Sadly, only a few people are interested in helping you make those smart and life-changing decisions. As such, you need to switch focus to self-motivation.

Does that sound strange? The truth is, we all have the power to motivate ourselves, and when done well, it works better than waiting for others to motivate us.

Focus on the following eight benefits that comes from motivating yourself when pursuing your life’s goals, or when planning to take the next big step in your life.

Benefits of Self-Motivation

Self-Motivation gives you vision

One of the greatest things that can add to your happiness is fulfilling your pressing life’s dream. But to achieve this, you need to stay motivated and recognize these dreams if you will achieve them.

Without having a clear vision of your dreams, it becomes hard for you to fulfill these dreams. Self-motivation is one factor that helps you identify your vision and help you reach your dreams.

Self-motivation helps you overcome negative influences

While you need to reach some major goals in life, some thoughts will keep coming into your head.

These thoughts will tell you that you can’t reach your goals; they will keep telling you you’re not built for the best things in life, and this might want to reduce your craving for success.

At this point, self-motivation is the factor that will help you fight your way through and discover the essence of your goals.

Irrespective of the strength or severity of the negative influence, self-motivation will always help you break free. Read more below

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At first, I didn't know what was going on because the kids are always about 5-6 playing together and my boy is usually the one crying. I'll tell him sorry and sometimes even beat him for crying unnecessarily because other kids will be playing.

After a week, I discovered my son's self-confidence was diminishing. He continued crying whenever he goes out to play and this became irritating to me. Whenever I ask the boys what happened, they'll tell me 'he's picking dirt from the floor' or 'he beat me first'. I'll scold him and tell them to stop fighting.

Then, something happened when his dad got him a new bicycle. The bully collected my son's new bicycle and he told him "I'll ride 20 times and you'll ride only once"
What?? I thought. Then I waited. At this point, my son started shouting and crying for his bike but the bully wasn't ready to leave the bike. I stepped in at that point and told him to give him back his bike. He did. But as I turned to leave, he pushed my son and he fell with the bike.

Wow?! Honestly, I would have given the bully the beating of his life, but I don't like beating people's children. I just moved closer to the bully and shouted on the top of my voice
"if you ever touch my son again, I will beat you seriously. Don't you ever touch him again because he's not your mate. Do you understand" I repeated it again and took my son inside with his bike. The bully stopped coming since then.

Ever since then, my boy has been his old active self. I really felt bad that I didn't discover this in time. I felt bad for punishing him wrongly. Please, stand up for your child and get him away from that bully. He'll turn your child to something else.

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