Hurricanes and Janet Schlarbaum Motivation
By Janet Schlarbaum | August 11, 2009
Hurricanes and Motivation
Hurricanes and Janet Schlarbaum Motivation By: Lance Winslow
It is amazing sometimes how many people cannot find the motivation to do the things they need to do in their daily lives. Yet, when a major catastrophic hurricane comes along they seem to find the motivation to get out of the way and get out of town during the mandatory evacuation. If someone had that sort of motivation in their lives and took things more seriously that they do perhaps they would have a reason to propel themselves forward and achieve their goals.
A hurricane is a very motivating factor indeed. In fact hurricane Katrina motivated the President of the United States to fly back to Washington and the United States Congress to standard $200 billion to repair the Gulf Coast of the United States of America. After seeing the destruction in New Orleans when the levees broke from hurricane Katrina it has motivated us to build the levies stronger when we should have done it all along.
Had we had significant motivation prior to this to monitor and make sure that those levees were secure, safe and super strong they may not have broken in the first place. Hurricanes can be a very motivating factor indeed.
Next time you are having trouble finding motivation in one of your daily endeavors or projects perhaps you’ll consider this 2006 Atlantic tropical hurricane season and the motivation it provides people to do something and tap into that if you want to accomplish your objectives. Please consider this 2006.
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Janet Schlarbaum Divine Destiny
By Janet Schlarbaum | July 26, 2009
Choose Your Divine Destiny
Janet Schlarbaum Divine Destiny By Mujiba Salaam Parker.
There are ultimately two different paths that you can take for your life at any given time: either to fulfill your divine destiny or to choose not to. Our divine destiny is the choice that gives peace to our hearts. This decision feels right because it is what Jehovah wants for us. It is what He has placed in our hearts because He knows what is best. By doing this, Jehovah provides an internal communication system that we should embrace and then use our free will to decide whether or not we will do the right thing.
We must know what our purpose in life is so that we can make the choices that help to further our goal of achieving it. Collectively, our purpose is to glorify Jehovah and help each other. Individually, we each enjoy doing at least one thing we are good at that also helps other people.
Unfortunately, sometimes we are discouraged from following our hearts because we as well as others are afraid of the success that comes with it. Also, there are many people who do not believe that there is a divine plan for their lives. However, it is our God-given right to choose our divine destiny and we should feel honored and grateful about that.
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What Is Janet Schlarbaum Intrinsic Motivation?
By Janet Schlarbaum | July 10, 2009
By: Ray Andrew
Posted by: Janet Schlarbaum
There are two kinds of motivation extrinsic and intrinsic motivation. The first one is used with incentives and the second one is a real self motivation. Intrinsic motivation is more effective in the long term because it means that the person has a real interest in doing something he likes.
Usually we see that most people try to motivate others with rewards and incentives to achieve a goal, however most of the times is creates short term results because the person has no real interest in doing that.
For example, a student that has to pass a test, will be motivated by the grade, however he has no real interest in learning the topic so once he has achieved his goal he wont have anymore interest in learning more about the topic.
On the other hand, a student that wants to study a topic because he likes it and he thinks that is something valuable for his life, will be much more motivated and achieve better grades. This is called intrinsic motivation.
To create intrinsic motivation in a person you have to make him engage in the topic or action, you need to let him know why it will benefit him and how is going to improve his life however. Intrinsic motivation has to come from the inside out of the person, is difficult to create in someone else because he needs to have that real interest – you can’t force him.
If a teacher wants to create real interest in students he needs to engage them in the topic by creating an environment of interactivity and live case studies, the students need to perceive the topic as interesting and useful in their lives.
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Janet Schlarbaum Motivation Tips
By Janet Schlarbaum | July 9, 2009
By: Richard Romando
Posted by: Janet Schlarbaum
Motivation tips play a very important role in helping people boost their level of motivation. They are tested methods that have proved relatively useful over a period of time. These tips have been designed on a step-by-step basis to gradually increase a person’s level of motivation. Various schools of thought have promoted different motivation tips based of a number of theories. These tips have greatly helped people achieve their goals and objectives.
People looking to motivate themselves or their team members should decide on their goals and get them down in writing. In order to get properly motivated people should know what their goals are. After getting their goals set, people should plan short-, medium-, and long-term goals. The goals chosen need to be practical and attainable. The goals set should not be so high that they prove to be out of reach. Goals should be written down and should be placed in a spot where they are clearly visible.
People should not let themselves or their team members’ feelings get in the way of achieving their motivation. It is generally seen that when people mix up their feeling with their goals their motivation levels tend to drop. It is also seen that procrastination kills motivation. However, procrastination can be overcome with a clear and structured schedule. Whether people are working on their own or in a team, they should not let themselves be overwhelmed by the number of things they have to do. They should manage and complete each task before moving on to the next one.
Rewards and incentives play an extremely important role in motivating people. A reward or a pat on the back for a job well done helps in boosting an individual’s or team’s level of motivation. Similarly, a person or team trying to achieve an aim or objective should enjoy the task or job to be completed. Lack of enjoyment or fun may make the achievement of the objective a long and arduous task.
Motivation tips and strategies can also be obtained online through a number of websites providing information on the same.
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Achieving Your Janet Schlarbaum Dreams
By Janet Schlarbaum | June 30, 2009
Achieving Your Janet Schlarbaum Dreams By Helen Morris.
Have you achieved your dreams? Dreams are an important part of our lives and should not be ignored. Our dreams inspire us to achieve unbelievable deeds, create stunning works of art, bring to life the impossible and give us hope and strength to look toward tomorrow with optimism and determination. But what if no one believed in their dreams and never took a chance to make them come true? Think about that for a moment and contemplate what our world would look like.
Certainly without dreams the Wright Brothers would have never perfected the flying machine. What would our world look like today without the airplane?
How about Thomas Edison and the light bulb? He invented the light bulb that lights up our homes, our cities and our nation. What would the world look like today without the light bulb?
How about President Kennedy’s dream of reaching the moon? Because he dared to dream and challenge our nation not only did we reach the moon but look at the wonderful products that we now use on a daily basis that were born out of the space race. What would our world look like today without dreams?
How about you? What are your dreams? What have you done today to make your dreams come true? What have you done in the last six months to make your dreams come true? Unfortunately most of us daydream about achieving our dreams but never make concrete plans to achieve them. Here are some guidelines to help turn your dreams from simple daydreaming to reality.
1) Clarify your dream. Many people say immediately their dream is to become rich. Okay, that’s fine but how are you going to get “rich”? How much money exactly would that be? People also have a habit of wanting to please others and their dream is actually the dream of their parents, spouse, significant other, or friends. You know it is your dream when you feel the passion as you envision your dream coming true. If you don’t have passion then it is not your dream. Passion is what fuels your dream and will keep you going despite setbacks and problems.
2) Spend some time researching your dream. If your dream involves a different job, lifestyle or location spend some time researching your dream and find out what the qualifications are, the best locations, what training is available and everything-in-between. Become an expert on what it will take to achieve your dream.
3) Layout a strategic plan how you are to achieve your dream. This is a crucial; you must be practical and realistic. You must figure in the cost element not only in money but in personal time and relationships. The idea is to progress towards the dream each and every day.
4) You must rally support from friends and family. Take time out to explain to those important people in your life just how important it is to you to achieve your dreams. Those who support you will be invaluable and a great source of strength.
5) Join trade organizations, volunteer your time, and subscribe to magazines or newsletters. Immerse yourself and spend time with those people who are currently living your dream and ask them for advice on how to proceed. They can save you time, money, resources, and frustration.
6) Make a realistic timeline for achieving your dreams; be flexible. No plan is made in stone. Expect some setbacks, it is part of life. Everyone who is successful experienced setbacks and disappointments in achieving their dreams. What sets them apart from everyone else is they didn’t quit. They learned from their experiences and moved on to achieve their dreams.
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