Disney Leadership Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Another 10-year deadline?
Nope. Doesn’t feel right.
Five years?
Maybe.
But what about three or two?
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You really have to want to change or it ain’t ever gonna happen.
Motivation is key.
And the key to motivation is goal-setting through self-reflection.
The keys to self-reflection are nature, exercise, and writing.
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Make a game of it.
What?
Make a game of staying motivated.
You’ll need about a million ways.
Son, challenege yourself to have the greatest ability to slay the incessant temptation to put off the good and important things.
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Do you know the two secrets to long-term transformation?
If you want to get better at something ask yourself two questions.
1. How will my life change in 10 years if I succeed?
2. Why do I want to get better at this?
What you gain is vision and motivation.
Simply put, if you know where you are going and it’s life-changingly (made up that word) important to you, can you guess what’s gonna happen?
Also simple: if you don’t know where you are going, nor are you motivated to figure it out, nor motivated to get there…it makes the previous question’s answer ridiculously obvious.
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All motivation becomes self-motivation.
As an adolescent and young adult, basically until we move out on our own, we can be “force motivated” by parents, teachers, peer pressure, and media.
Eventually we learn that motivation from others isn’t powerful anymore because we’ve reached an age and belief that we can make our own choices.
We can do whatever we please.
Staying highly motivated over our lifetime is work.
Our work ethic drives the depth and effectiveness of our habits – and vice versa.
Habits control our behaviors.
Our habits (hence our behaviors) are birthed and strengthened by our motivation.
And everything we receive in life is affected by our habits.
Habits that do one of two things:
An underrated habit is continuously choosing to have habits that are by design rather than by default – or vice versa.
This underrated habit forges your destiny.
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