Personal Motivation
Hi, it has been a while since I wrote something on my blog so here I am with lots of things happening in the world since I last wrote a word! I have been obviously struggling with self motivation but finally got there and so here are a few things which impacted me in a positive way which might be appreciated by others….
Finding Personal Motivation
An individual’s predispositions and expectations that give meaning and direction to personality functioning.
~ Personal Motivation, Mondofacto.Com
http://www.mondofacto.com/facts/dictionary?personal+motivation
Personal motivation often overrules other traits. You may think you can excel with talent, skills and knowledge alone, but it’s your day-to-day work habits that are the key to maximizing these traits. Often, the “magic bullet” that separates a good employee from a great one is personal motivation. People who perform at the top of their game each day share some specific attributes that keep them motivated.
Become passionate about your mission. Enthusiasm can be a powerful personal motivator because it keeps you energized. The more passion and commitment you feel about any objective, the more likely you’ll strive continuously to achieve it.
Improve your time management skills. Organize yourself and prioritize your daily tasks.
Take pride in your work. Approach every project with a high level of integrity, enthusiasm and professionalism.
Avoid negative experiences. Workplace political struggles, pessimistic colleagues and other emotionally draining situations should be avoided whenever possible.
Take a break. Go to lunch with a good friend. The whole idea is to give your mind a rest.
Rely on others. You may pick up a new approach to an issue that can bring you closer to a solution.
Go easy on yourself. Taking a constructive approach leaves you less vulnerable to making the same mistake and helps you conserve the energy you’ll need to remain personally motivated.
Keep a record of your success. Call it your “feel good folder.”
Finish on a positive note. Sit back in your chair and relish the satisfaction of your day’s accomplishments.
Consider extracurricular activity after work. Find a hobby.
Enjoy your weekends.
