You Killed Your Motivation from Janet Schlarbaum
By Janet Schlarbaum | August 13, 2009
You Killed Your Motivation
You Killed Your Motivation from Janet Schlarbaum By: Tan Glenn
If you’re reading this, you should be keen to boost your motivation. Are you? Spot on, I’ll start of with one simple thing and that is motivation is not a one-time process. Its not something in which you are boosted one day and it will last a life time.
No.
It’s a constant process. You need to feed yourself everyday just like to feed the nuggets of inspiration and motivation each day.
Many people do not constantly live their life in a tip-top level of coming out of bed and feeling great each day and wanting to make their lives the best of it all.
So how do we actually not kill your motivation or rather slap yourself with all the positive stuff all day.
You killed your motivation without knowing. Start with something small first and yet reap big benefits later.
Wake up each day and think, “What can I do today that others don’t so that I can achieve what others can’t tomorrow?” Think about it.
You see the mind works such that we need to constantly keep pounding ourselves with such instigating information that will help make us motivated.
If you have not been doing the necessary motivation, you have been missing the many things that you could have improved your life so much more. Imagine the opportunity cost that you have incurred in your personal life!
What I want to get across to you is that by helping yourself in just a few minutes a day of motivation could help you in the long run. Hence, it’s important to learn to keep empowering your life in one way or another to achieve greater things.
To enable the individual to start the motivation engine and fill up with “fuel” is by all means getting the motivational resources up to you. However, start the basic with your thinking – positive.
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Janet Schlarbaum Tips on How to Achieve It
By Janet Schlarbaum | August 12, 2009
Total Dependence on You, Tips on How to Achieve It
Janet Schlarbaum Tips on How to Achieve It By Chinweike Okwuduche.
Human Beings by nature enjoy seeing other people depend on them. Even a new born baby would be happy seeing some people depend on him/her. The irony there is that in as much as people love to gain other peoples’ total dependence/submission, all are not willing to pay the price attached to this great status. While the price might be too high for some people to pay, to some, it is much cheaper than the price of being dependent (by this article, am sure you are in the later class).
So if you are among the later category, read on for this article is for you. Making other people depend on you is much more easier than you ever imagined. The whole art is summed up in a phrase “Learning and Sacrificing to meet other peoples’ need”. I found this to be true while in the University. I spent most of my time learning something new to teach my friends and also sacrificing my comfort for other peoples’ pleasure. It hurt at the initial stage but I later come to term with it.
The joy that I derived from seeing people genuinely depend on me greatly outweighed the initial sufferings. Below are the qualities that you must posses to make people depend on you without limit: Thick skin to the temptation of immediate self gratification: This may sound too obvious but this is one area where many people get it all wrong. Getting people to have trust in you takes a lot. So much immediate gratification has to be foregone. This will put you in a position to reach out to more people with the little resources at your disposal. Be a good learner: In this our present time, learners has finally come to inherit the world. learning so much will put you in a position to have something (knowledge) of value that people can tap from. Statistics has shown that people tend to get closer to those that has something new to give to them at all times. Be a helper:
Always be on the look out to take “advantage” of opportunity to help people. This will not only make people have confidence in you but will also make them LOVE you and this in turn will bring you peace of mind that money cannot buy. Ziglar summed it all up in his his Golden rule philosophy ” You will get all the things you need if you can just help enough people get what they want”. Be a good listener: People appreciate you more when they realise that you have a good listening ear. This will act as a bait that will always bring them to your door step whenever they have problem. You understand peoples’ predicament when you listen to them and this in turn will make you give appropriate help (advise wise or material wise). Be compassionate: Compassionate heart will no doubt make you have feelings for your fellow human beings. A compassionate heart is the power house of “help and goodness”.
If you want people to trust in you, demonstrate to them that you have heart large enough to accommodate their problems. Compassionate heart will give you that “Large heart”. Be a “good-finder”: The society we live in today has made it almost impossible for people to be good. “Nice guys don’t survive” is the reigning slang. I can say it without mixing words that you will get people to have total confidence in you if they discover you are a good-finder and not a fault-finder. Have a forgiving spirit: We all err at one time or the other. As a matter of fact, we cannot live our life here on planet earth without offending people or people offending us. What matters is our ability to quickly throw whatever wrong that people must have done to to us behind and position our self to help them if need be. I can almost assure you that people will come to love and trust you if the find out you have a forgiving heart. Though some people may want to take advantage of this character but never mind.
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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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