5 Tips To Increase Your Personal Power
Self-Improvement → Motivational
- Author Christopher Green
- Published November 13, 2005
- Word count 663
Have you ever started a new project full to the brim with
enthusiasm only to have your enthusiasm and motivation wane
as the months go by? When we’re pursuing something of worth
in our lives, enthusiasm and motivation are two very
important factors. They act as driving forces for us and
keep us on course to achieve our goals. So how can we
maintain high levels of both? Try these ideas:
- The most important one: Have at least one person in your
life who is like-minded. This means someone who wants to be
the best they can be, who has dreams and goals and takes
action to make them a reality. I know such people can be
hard to find! They don’t have to be following the same
course in life as you. My best friend is studying to become
a pilot and I enjoy computers and writing, yet because we
love what we do, we help each other stay focused and
motivated. But where can you find similar people? Try clubs
and associations connected with your interests, the
workplace, and of course, the Internet. Pick any subject
and I guarantee you will find groups and forums for it
online. Be proactive – seek out positive people. What they
bring into your life – and you theirs – is priceless.
- Watch inspirational movies. This is going to be down to
personal taste, obviously, but here’s a selection of films
that inspire me: The Star Wars films, Rocky I & II (the
rest are no where near as good!), Shawshank Redemption,
Twelve Angry Men, Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner, The Count
Of Monte Cristo – There’s many more but these are my
favourites and never fail to give me a boost. You could
also add to this videos and DVDs of your favorite sporting
moments – in fact anything that inspires you. Build your
collection and watch them when you feel enthusiasm levels
dropping.
- Related to the first tip: read biographies about people
you admire. Again, personal taste will dictate who you read
about but here’s some people I admire greatly: Martin
Luther King, Lance Armstrong, Helen Keller, Sir Winston
Churchill, Lord Horatio Nelson, Franklin D and Eleanor
Roosevelt, Muhammad Ali to name but a few. The beauty about
this is that you read about people who achieved so much
with their lives. You are learning about people who “walk
the talk” rather than listening to people who haven’t done
anything and may well be negative about life. If you want
to achieve your dreams it is absolutely vital to stay
positive. Reading about people you admire will do for your
positive attitude what pizzas do for your waistline, i.e
expand it!
- Have a picture board and fill it with pictures of your
goals: Type of house, views of the area where you want to
live, car or boat or bike you want, jewelry, clothes –
whatever it is you want! This is to give you a visual
reminder everyday about the goals you are pursuing and
reminds you that what you are working towards is something
very worthwhile. It boosts enthusiasm and keeps you focused
and on track.
- Read quotations everyday. I’m a big believer in the use
of quotations to inspire and I’m always on the lookout for
new ones to add to my list of favourites. My list is 6
pages long and growing! Here’s a couple of good websites to
checkout:
www.quotationspage.com & www.motivatingquotes.com
And to practice what I preach and to close this article
nicely, here is the lastest quote I’ve added to my list and
the one that inspired me to write this article:
“If you aren’t fired with enthusiasm, you will be fired
with enthusiasm.”
– Vince Lombardi
And there you have 5 tips to help you maintain your
enthusiasm and motivation. Put all 5 to use and you will
stay positive and on course to achieve your goals!
Until next time.
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