Motivating Yourself And Others Every Day

I believe in two premises: (a) most people are good people, but they can do better; and (b) most people already know what to do to improve their lives. But the question is why aren't they doing it? What is missing is the spark-motivation . Some self-help books adopt the approach. I ask, “Why don't you do it?" If you ask people on the street what should be done, they will give you all the correct answers. But ask them whether they are doing it and the answer will be no. what is lacking is motivation. The most powerful motivation comes from within our belief system. To move into action, we need to believe in what we do and accept responsibility for our life.when we accept responsibility for our behaviour and actions, our attitudes toward life becomes positive. We become more productive, both personally and professionally. Our relationships improve both at home and at work. Life becomes more meaningful and fulfilling. After a person's basic physical needs are met, emotional needs become a bigger motivator. Every behavior comes out of the “pain or gain" principle. If the pain is greater than the gain, that is a deterrent to action. If the gain is greater the pain, that is a motivator. Gains can be tangible, such as monetary rewards, vacations and gifts. They can also be intangible, such as recognition, application, sense of achievement, growth, responsibility, sense of fulfilment, self-worth, accomplishment, and belief. “Good things come to who wait, but only those things left by those who hustle ". —Abraham Lincoln

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